Akshay AgrawalAIR 43 · CSE 2018 · 221 wordsTheir whole copy
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A civil servant should be guided by strongest ethical principles in order to serve the society in the true sense. The ethical considerations that should be taken care of by a civil servant are:
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Non-partisanship: a civil servant should work for all kinds of people, political parties, with the same zeal & dedication. eg. a civil servant not serving well when government changes is not ethical on his part.
Impartiality: decisions made solely on the basis of merit, and not favouring any one.
Transparency: being transparent is of utmost important as it helps build trust of the people.
Integrity: a civil servant should be guided by his inner sense of honesty and character and uprightness.
Compassion towards weaker section must be shown by a civil servant. eg. helping a disabled person to get access to certain services which currently are inaccessible for such a person.
Objectivity: Civil servant must make decisions based on available evidences and facts.
Dedication towards service: A civil servant must be dedicated towards his work and submit himself to the cause.
Empathy: a civil servant needs to identify himself with problems of others so that he can actively help people in distress.
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Thus, for achieving a responsible & dedicated civil servant community, above ethical obligations are of utmost importance.
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