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The Dog Park Dilemma

Why is it that people still think it’s okay to not pick up after their dogs? Am I really performing a social good if the result is that less and less people pick up after their dogs? Is an act a social good because it is inherently good or is an act a social good because of the outcome or repercussions?

Corporate Social Responsibility

By: Ivi Kim March 26, 2019March 26, 2019

Workplacebusiness, community, compliance, consumerism, consumers, corporate, corporate social responsibility, legal, regulatory standards, social, society, stakeholders

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is a self-regulating business model that holds businesses socially accountable– to themselves, to stakeholders, and to the public. To engage in CSR, a company is operating or aiming to operate its business in a way that is enhances society and the environment, whilst aiming to mitigate negative impacts.

Ivi Kim

Ivi Kim is a content writer, marketer, and legal writer. Ivi graduated with a Juris Doctor from Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law and a Master of Business Administration from Indiana University Kelley School of Business. Ivi writes thought provoking content that organically increase SEO scores and helps companies facilitate the development of their online presence. She blends her logical and creative understanding of the world to compose works that go beyond reaching an audience. She hopes to create a community that becomes a catalyst for changing America's broken healthcare system and the increasing underemployment/unemployment crisis facing millennials.

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