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Should Your Company Support the Next Social Justice Issue?
- logicalmonster 4y agoPutting aside the morality of this for a moment, any article about this topic that doesn't mention the importance of Larry Fink's hard-on for a company's ESG score and the role that BlackRock and other investment firms have in deciding winners and losers based on that is an incomplete treatment of this subject.
- alldayeveryday 4y agoAgreed. Taking it a step further, such an analysis that ignores his early life section is also incomplete.
- AftHurrahWinch 4y agoFor clarity's sake, alldayeveryday is pointing out that Larry Fink is Jewish.
- sn0w_crash 4y agoNo, we are seeing 5-10 years of this and there is little benefit to businesses.
- kokanator 4y agoIf your employees and customers agree. Employee Net Promoter Score (eNPS) are significantly correlated with: The extent to which employees identify with their organizations values and goals.[0] Often supporting Social Justice movements requires a moral/value claim. This may or may not align appropriately with your employees or customers. Businesses are typically not into committing market suicide so will always take this on a case by case basis. On the other hand in a cancel culture not embracing the latest Social Justice issue may actually be a quicker route to forced market suicide. [0]Accelerate. pg 218.