Post by It is our responsibility then on Aug 20, 2024 3:03:08 GMT -5
Unfortunately, only a few will continue to have access to the most pioneering scientific advances and the rest will have to wait until it is no longer considered progress but something routine.Login to respond Victor While it is true that every day there are more companies that care about sustainability, we must keep in mind that it is largely due to the pressure that comes from consumers. It is our responsibility then, first of all as consumers, to demand more ethically responsible products and services every day and on the other hand as entrepreneurs we must be at the forefront of this movement, since it is not only rewarding from a human point of view, but also commercially.
It can be very profitable and beneficial when it comes to https://www.latestdatabase.com/ building brand image.Login to respond Ruben Gomez I believe that the social enterprise model is still in an embryonic phase, from a moral point of view. A tendency towards the commercial persists, there is nothing wrong with being efficient in building a lucrative company, but conscious capitalism seems a bit antagonistic to me. But the opportunities to make social contributions in different areas are great, and I would say that effort is a moral responsibility rather than a pious act.
Login to respond juie There really are many countries and companies that take social work very seriously. In order to leave their mark on the global improvement of the quality of life of humans. But there are also those who do this just for the benefit it offers them. The truth is that we are on the path to being more aware of the change we can achieve in the world by relying on the new technologies we have at hand.
It can be very profitable and beneficial when it comes to https://www.latestdatabase.com/ building brand image.Login to respond Ruben Gomez I believe that the social enterprise model is still in an embryonic phase, from a moral point of view. A tendency towards the commercial persists, there is nothing wrong with being efficient in building a lucrative company, but conscious capitalism seems a bit antagonistic to me. But the opportunities to make social contributions in different areas are great, and I would say that effort is a moral responsibility rather than a pious act.
Login to respond juie There really are many countries and companies that take social work very seriously. In order to leave their mark on the global improvement of the quality of life of humans. But there are also those who do this just for the benefit it offers them. The truth is that we are on the path to being more aware of the change we can achieve in the world by relying on the new technologies we have at hand.