Hi Prachi Jain,
This is kind of amusing to me. The Director should divorce himself from personal preferences and professional preferences. This Director is very dangerous in the sense that he is mixing personal feelings with professional ethics. I am sure in the future, there is a possibility that his decisions will be biased towards his wife when it comes to promotions, bonuses, etc. This is a pure colonial way of thinking rather than a professional way of thinking. Maybe your company should have a code of ethics to manage either the "Birthday Celebrations" or "Marrying Subordinates," or should identify these things as "Soliciting" in the Employee code of conduct or ethics.
This is a very serious situation. Remember what happened with someone in the IMF having a girlfriend, and he promoted her based on his personal preferences? The same goes for Bloomberg; he promoted his girlfriend in the NY City Corporation purely because she is his girlfriend.
Stay blessed.
Hepzi Leon Soon
This is kind of amusing to me. The Director should divorce himself from personal preferences and professional preferences. This Director is very dangerous in the sense that he is mixing personal feelings with professional ethics. I am sure in the future, there is a possibility that his decisions will be biased towards his wife when it comes to promotions, bonuses, etc. This is a pure colonial way of thinking rather than a professional way of thinking. Maybe your company should have a code of ethics to manage either the "Birthday Celebrations" or "Marrying Subordinates," or should identify these things as "Soliciting" in the Employee code of conduct or ethics.
This is a very serious situation. Remember what happened with someone in the IMF having a girlfriend, and he promoted her based on his personal preferences? The same goes for Bloomberg; he promoted his girlfriend in the NY City Corporation purely because she is his girlfriend.
Stay blessed.
Hepzi Leon Soon