Discussion Response Paper
Every existing organization has a responsibility to the society, the people that the organization aims to serve. In line with this responsibility is the need to consider what is best for the public regardless of the desire of the business to earn more from the operations that they engage in. Method Company is one organizations that are to decipher the line between responsible development apart from responsible existence. Considering the market they serve, the company is fully concerned on how they are able to give attention to matters that their market perceives to be important. As a result of this concern, the organization is able to measure up to the expectation of the market, thus making a distinct indication on how they aim to mandate the operations of business they engage in. Dedicated to making sure that the organization follows through a distinctive response to the needs of the people in the community they are co-existing with, the organization aims to become more involved in caring for the environment, therefore adjusting their production operations to make sure that they are able to control waste and expenses of manufacturing the products they are aiming to share to the market.
Post 2
Making sure that they are providing highly-environmentally-friendly products to the market, the company is able to mandate a more determinable course of growth that follows along the concerns of the people; which in turn attests to the fact that they are giving high importance to how they are able to relate their desire of making profit to their desire of serving the actual concerns of the society through responsible business operations. Notably, through this approach, the business makes a remarkable reputation that the market recognizes and respects accordingly.
Works Cited
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