What's the difference between professional ethics and professional ethics?

Professional ethics is an overall moral behavior including moral norms. Moral norms are concrete standards of moral behavior.

The concept of professional ethics has broad sense and narrow sense. Professional ethics in a broad sense refers to the code of conduct that employees should follow in their professional activities, covering the relationship between employees and customers, occupations and employees, and occupations and occupations. Professional ethics in a narrow sense refers to the professional code of conduct and norms that should be followed in certain professional activities, embody certain professional characteristics and adjust certain professional relations.

Different professionals have formed special professional relationships in specific professional activities, including the relationship between professional subjects and professional service objects, the relationship between professional groups, the relationship between people in the same professional group, the relationship between professional workers, professional groups and the state.

The meaning of professional ethics includes the following eight aspects:

(1) Professional ethics is a professional norm, which is generally recognized by the society.

(2) Professional ethics is naturally formed for a long time.

(3) There is no definite form of professional ethics, which is usually embodied in thoughts, habits and beliefs.

(4) Professional ethics depends on culture, inner beliefs and habits, and is realized through employees' self-discipline.

(5) Most professional ethics have no substantive binding force and coercive force.

(6) The main content of professional ethics is the requirements for employees' obligations.

(7) Diversification of professional ethics standards means that different enterprises may have different values.

(8) Professional ethics bears the corporate culture and cohesion, and has far-reaching influence.