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Code of Ethics for Techs/Admins

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by robert schommer

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I personally believe it is past time for a Code of Ethics for technicians and administrators.
I believe adherance to a carefully constructed Code of Ethics and the publication of such could only enhance the view the public has of techs/admins.
This Code could include clear statements of what we will do and will not do, not only in a business environment but as contractors and/or service industry employees available to the general public.
We might consider a Professional Association that promotes honest, dependable, and ethical actions as mainstays of the Association.
It could serve to reassure a doubting public as to what to expect not only from the tech down at Joe's Computer Shop but also what to expect from their techs and admins at work.
I hope to hear others ideas on formation of such an Association.

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by pmescomptech

I'm not one for signing my life away,
however I've dealt with enough shady
characters in this field that I would be
willing to sign as well as form alliances
with others who have signed. It seems
like there is already some sort of
association or organization for IT people,
but I can't put my finger on the name right
now. I think this would be a good idea.

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