The Front Line Guide to Thinking Clearly

Thinking Clearly

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and benefits for individuals and institutions in the neighbor-

hood.

Corporate social responsibility is mentioned here because

if enough people inside begin to think of the needs of those

outside the corporate structure, maybe more individuals will

begin to think about the needs of co-workers in the next

room, the project group down the hall, and the people in the

other building. A company should ask what it can do to sup-

port the host community, but wouldn’t it be amazing if people

also asked how they can contribute to the success of their co-

workers and colleagues? When that kind of consciousness-

raising thinking happens, ...