Companies with a Conscience

Conscious capitalism, conscious business, or businesses with a conscience
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Conscious capitalism and the resolve to run socially conscious businesses have garnered interest as businesses increasingly serve the interests of major stakeholders. Organizations have become more responsible for conscious business, with the management seeking to ensure that the employees clearly understand the conscious culture. The benefit of a conscientious business is that it is value driven and socially conscious, and hence employees are likely to report higher job satisfaction. Additionally, the other stakeholders are likely to have a positive view of the organization. Consciousness capitalism challenges the personnel to provide exceptional customer service, and this is in turn encourages sustained growth with lower costs and higher profits.
Conscientious businesses go beyond their corporate social responsibility to embrace ethical values that emphasize respect to the stakeholders, the environment and other businesses. Organizations are exploring the environment impact of their activities more than ever before as they seek to integrate conscious elements into the corporate brand (Hutchinson et al., 2013). Corporate social responsibility has increasingly focus...