Increasingly, corporations are viewed as moral agents accountable for their conduct to their employees, investors, suppliers, and customers. The organizational culture often reflects one of two dimensions – either a concern for people demonstrated through the organization’s efforts to care for its employees’ well-being or concern for performance—the organization’s efforts to focus on productivity.
Do either or both approaches support corporate social responsibility?
What are common mistakes business leaders make when designing and implementing a corporate social responsibility plan?
Instructions: You will need to do an in-depth literary search on the topic in order to create a fully-developed response. You will need to include in-text citations and a references list for external references used in supporting your points for this question. You should have no fewer than 7 references for your response to this particular question, 4 of which must be from peer-reviewed sources.
