Monthly Archives for October 2012
Eli Broad: Uncommonly Unreasonable
Eli Broad wrote the book The Art of Being Unreasonable: Lessons in Unconventional Thinking. Eli is a “serial entrepreneur” who doesn’t toot his own horn and writes modestly about himself trying to teach others in his book instead of making … Continue reading
Response to “The Feminine Struggle of Carrying Two Jobs.”
I’ve recently read Sean Smith’s blog post about the feminine struggle of carrying two jobs. In his post, he touches on how women are unable to climb the business ladder because of their capability to mother a child. There’s plenty … Continue reading
Response to “[Business Ethics] Samsung in Hot Water for “Serious Labor Abuses””
I stumbled upon Robert De Luca’s blog about Business Ethics in Samsung factories, an article that is reminiscent of the Nike sweatshop article I read. Both well-known companies have been caught by the law because they’ve provided unethical labour conditions … Continue reading