Discuss the statement"silence is golden" in hundred words in relation to ethics in communicating at the workplace.

The statement silence is golden is refereed to as a way of keeping quiet than speaking or a smarter way of not speaking out often.

Explanation:

In a working environment the statement called silence is golden actually means in any situation you find yourself, it is better and smarter to remain quiet than to be loud.

Quietness and silence is seen as more ethical when you are asked questions regarding dome problems in a work place, in which you have no idea of, so it is better to be mute than to speak on what you don't know, so as to not get you into trouble.

The full statement actually means speak is silver and silence is golden. what this suggests is that it is better to remain quiet than creating problem when speaking.