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There's a difference between "organisation helps corporate entity" and "employee of organisation helps corporate entity". One suggests possible altruism existin
by techdragon 11y ago
There's a difference between "organisation helps corporate entity" and "employee of organisation helps corporate entity". One suggests possible altruism existing inside the organisation the other suggests the organisation is prepared to aid corporations either as its mission or views such operations as acceptable use of the organisations resources.
- OJFord 11y agoThere is, a bit. But: a) We don't know which this is b) An organisation might choose to stand behind its - as you say, altruistic - employee