Over time, talking about money always brought up some sort of taboo. The masses believe that most rich people are egoistical or arrogant and neglect the poor in our society. On the other hand, the masses don't show much respect for the poor either. If you're poor, it's most probably your own fault and if you're rich you were probably being born in a rich family. Nobody likes to be called poor; neither do people want to be associated with poverty. Back to the rich: most rich people don't know how it is to live without the excess of money. Thus we don't like them! Let's try to clear up some of those caricatures.
Ethics, on the other hand are more related to how we behave, and judge others in the business World, irrespective of the laws that govern the way we do business. Often these two values collide, and just add to the confusion many people feel about the current business world. The case of how banking corporations have responded to the huge cash bailouts by now broke governments, questions the ethics of the double standards of business. On the one hand, we can claim these debts will one day be returned, but many banks still award bonuses for financial failure. This is an ethical problem.
Do I love money? Hell yeah, I love money! It gives you freedom; you're free to do whatever you want to do in life and you're also free to give it away. The more money you earn, the more people you can make happy.
The activities of a firm that has an impact on the society, such as, environmental quality, consumerism, opportunities for women and other disadvantaged people in the society are taken into consideration for analytical purpose.
Social audit is confined to the process rather than concentrating on the results of social action. It is quite difficult to measure social performance in quantitative terms. How do you quantify social philosophy of management and human values?
Perhaps the solution to the issue of a morally or ethically run business, lies in how well it depends on the community for business. A business that is close to the community, probably sacrifices profit before an obligation to help.. It is one way, a business can grow.
Bottom line businesses often by-pass the moral route, focusing on honoring business agreements, rather than supporting a community, ethically. Ethical business agreements may be honored, but at the same time any negative effect to the community is ignored.
That's also one of the main reasons why I love network marketing. In this industry people learn how to share and care for each other. The money is a great extra, but with every product or service that gets sold, people all over the world (also non-related to the business) benefit. In this business your income keeps growing, which also means that you're able to do more good as time passes by.
Ethics, on the other hand are more related to how we behave, and judge others in the business World, irrespective of the laws that govern the way we do business. Often these two values collide, and just add to the confusion many people feel about the current business world. The case of how banking corporations have responded to the huge cash bailouts by now broke governments, questions the ethics of the double standards of business. On the one hand, we can claim these debts will one day be returned, but many banks still award bonuses for financial failure. This is an ethical problem.
Do I love money? Hell yeah, I love money! It gives you freedom; you're free to do whatever you want to do in life and you're also free to give it away. The more money you earn, the more people you can make happy.
The activities of a firm that has an impact on the society, such as, environmental quality, consumerism, opportunities for women and other disadvantaged people in the society are taken into consideration for analytical purpose.
Social audit is confined to the process rather than concentrating on the results of social action. It is quite difficult to measure social performance in quantitative terms. How do you quantify social philosophy of management and human values?
Perhaps the solution to the issue of a morally or ethically run business, lies in how well it depends on the community for business. A business that is close to the community, probably sacrifices profit before an obligation to help.. It is one way, a business can grow.
Bottom line businesses often by-pass the moral route, focusing on honoring business agreements, rather than supporting a community, ethically. Ethical business agreements may be honored, but at the same time any negative effect to the community is ignored.
That's also one of the main reasons why I love network marketing. In this industry people learn how to share and care for each other. The money is a great extra, but with every product or service that gets sold, people all over the world (also non-related to the business) benefit. In this business your income keeps growing, which also means that you're able to do more good as time passes by.
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