The document discusses work ethics in different cultures and asks the reader to reflect on their own work ethic. It covers the importance of professionalism in the workplace, how Lee Kuan Yew transformed Singapore's economy through hard work and lack of natural resources. It also mentions the Japanese word "karoshi" which means death from overwork and how Koreans are known for long working hours without complaint. The document asks how one would describe the Filipino work ethic and questions whether people are conscious of time, settle for mediocrity, or think of themselves as too good for their job. It concludes by asking the reader to reflect on their own work ethics and whether they are world class.

1. FREE YOUR MIND PARTIPICATE LET’S MAKE THIS A SUCCESSFUL EVENT

2. FIT OUT PLAN

3. WORK ETHICS Professionalism in the Workplace

4. Ethics in the workplace in its simplest terms means doing the right things that guide your behaviour at work.

5. Under his guidance Singapore became a financial and industrial powerhouse despite a lack of abundant natural resources. MM Lee Kuan Yew, 16 Sept 1923 -

6. Death from too much work is so common in Japan that there is a word for it - - KAROSHI

7. Koreans work long and hard hours without complaint . They seldom need sick leave and they neither ask for nor require extensive vacation time.

8. HOW WOULD YOU BEST DESCRIBE TODAY’S FILIPINO WORK ETHIC?

9. Are we conscious about Time?

10. Do we settle for Mediocrity?

11. Are we too good for our job?

12. Are you an Army of One?

13. Do you think like Robin Hood?

14. WHAT ARE YOUR WORK ETHICS? IS IT WORLD CLASS?