As more organizations shift to online meetings and work sessions in response to COVID-19, it’s important to think about how to keep employees engaged.
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Corporate social responsibility is on the minds of consumers and employees alike, but co-opted (or feigned) values are more of a detriment than an attribute, the author posits.
