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    Clothes that are returned are given twenty percent off the customer’s next purchase. This started up the HannaDowns store was established and became charitable. This store produced a service and financial support that is given back to the community. The money is given for schools, grants, and nonprofit organizations. By having a successful management plan, they found a way to give back to the people. The owners knew they needed to grow to keep up with the competitors so they did…

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    Organizational archetypes are shared and reoccurring patterns of behavior in organizations (Taborga, 2011 ). Employees have the power to make or break an organization, therefore a business biggest asset is its empoloyees. In order to achieve success an organization must employee quality workers, be structured in such a was as to promote success, then enable their employees to use their skills and creativity to do extraordinary things. Henry Mintzberg, a renowned author in the field of…

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    Organizational Identity

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    issue for all organizations. Organizations must assume greater responsibility for their own actions. CSR, to be effective need to be developed in a collective mind which expresses shared values, coordinated behaviour and subordination. The reason for making CSR a collective competence is based on the importance of CSR to build a strong Organizational identity. Organizational identity is the foundation of social capital that employees and managers constitute for promoting the organization…

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    Home Depot Case Study

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    As a publicly traded corporation, how can Home Depot justify budgeting so much money for philanthropy? What areas other than the environment, disaster relief, affordable housing, and at-risk youth might be appropriate for strategic philanthropy by Home Depot? Home Depot can budget such a large amount of money toward philanthropy for the same reason they can spend so much on advertising. While many customers may be urged to visit Home Depot due to the latest commercial, circular or sale, many…

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    It can be the power in affect prices of goods and services as the companies attempt to gain into the larger market share. In the other hand, the competitors also require the organization to improve the efficiency in order to reduce costs lost. There are many trust companies competitors which enroll in the same field as a formation and management company like BTL. For examples, Asiatrust Limited and Bbs Trust Int'l Limited. In this…

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    Culture Of Astute

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    The culture of Astute, just like anywhere else, is initially one of the most prominent and obvious aspects of the organisation and is equally important to the individuals within it. For instance, the website has an entire page dedicated to outlining the culture of the company relying upon the old adage of ‘work hard, play hard’ as is the nature of many sales companies; “For us to laugh together only makes our team stronger and I find that my team return to their projects with renewed energy,…

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    institutions are encouraged to contribute a percentage of their services as free or at concessional rates for charitable purposes. 6. Community service: This is another platform for the engineers to exhibit their moral leadership. The engineers can help in guiding, organizing, and stimulating the community towards morally- and environmentally-desirable goals. The corporate organizations have come forward to adopt villages and execute many social welfare schemes, towards this…

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    argument seems disingenuous. In reality, it is hypocritical to expect honesty and fair dealing from employees when the business is deceptive, dishonest and likely illegal. Whilst the top management would, of course, want to instill honesty in their organization, the company’s culture is tainted by their deceptive business plan. Conversely, a utilitarian argument states, in a strict sense, that we ought to do something because it will produce more total happiness than doing anything else would.”…

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    (UNICEF), and the American Red Cross, there are direct and obvious links asking to “Donate” or “Give Now.” Any individual can invest in these organizations, but due to the nonprofit status of the organization, they will not receive any monetary gain for their investment. These companies refrain from calling them investments but prefer to call them charitable gifts or donations, which are withheld and utilized…

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    Nonprofit Engaging Earned-income Ventures. In a Ted talk speech, the way we think about charity is dead wrong, Dan Pallotta pointed that why people admire people or parties who make a lot of money, even though they did nothing good for our society. But, why people see charities who make a lot of money is a sin, even though they can create social welfare. Indeed, we shouldn’t have this discrimination to against nonprofit sectors. In fact, the shortage of budget always is a biggest problem is…

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