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About: This bingo card is designed for ethics training sessions or workshops focused on navigating workplace dilemmas, especially where technology and AI are involved. It encourages participants to spot key values and common challenges professionals face when making tough decisions. The tone is thoughtful and empowering, making it great for corporate events, team-building, or compliance seminars fostering open dialogue about ethics.
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This Ethics Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Respect for privacy, Transparency, Legal Compliance, Courage, Professionalism, Ethical Innovation, Fairness & equity, Business innovation, Objective decision making, Comply, Refuse, Middle Ground, Damage relationship, Legal consequences, Damage reputation, Values conflict, Career risks, Ethical backlash, Reasons and Rationalizations, Legal protections, Industry history, Company's stated values, Support from female employees, Power imbalance, Self-doubt, Normalization of bias, Fear of retaliation, Frame as standard practice, Connect to DEI terms, Upholding ethical integrity, Reducing harm from AI, Developing transparent AI tools, Problem solver, Accountable, Fairness advocate, Truth seeker, Reframe the issue, Collect data, Encourage dialogue, Build alliances, Propose alternatives, Reasons and Rationalizations.
This Ethics Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Respect for privacy, Transparency, Legal Compliance, Courage, Professionalism, Ethical Innovation, Fairness & equity, Business innovation, Objective decision making, Comply, Refuse, Middle Ground, Damage relationship, Legal consequences, Damage reputation, Values conflict, Career risks, Ethical backlash, Reasons and Rationalizations, Legal protections, Industry history, Company's stated values, Support from female employees, Power imbalance, Self-doubt, Normalization of bias, Fear of retaliation, Frame as standard practice, Connect to DEI terms, Upholding ethical integrity, Reducing harm from AI, Developing transparent AI tools, Problem solver, Accountable, Fairness advocate, Truth seeker, Reframe the issue, Collect data, Encourage dialogue, Build alliances, Propose alternatives, Reasons and Rationalizations.