Posts Tagged ‘ethics’
Doing a Better Job Teaching Values
Thursday, January 19, 2012 23:27 No CommentsThough my time at CEIBS teaching a course on responsible leadership I have been fortunate to meet peers at other schools and within the corporate world who are looking to push their student (employees) forward on issues of society, economics, and the environment. It is a process that at times feels like climbing a sheer [...]
Apple Takes A Step Forward Towards CSR. But is Still Exposed…VERY Exposed
Wednesday, November 16, 2011 10:00 3 CommentsIf the first step towards recovery is admitting that you have a problem, then readers will agree that Apple taking the time to meet with several of China’s most prominent Green NGOs was a first step for Apple. Particularly given the fact that Apple was largely unwilling to address the numerous labor and environmental failures [...]
Should Firms Export their Values to Other Countries?
Friday, October 7, 2011 7:47 Comments OffAt about the 5th minute of the above clip, Mike Daisy, who is being interview on TechCrunch TV about his observations of a visit to a number of Apple’s China suppliers, says something that I felt was HUGELY profound: “I that there is a huge responsibility. That when you export your jobs around the world, [...]







