Conscious Business Performance in a Global Village
Victor Senaji Anyanje and
Thomas Anyanje Senaji ()
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Victor Senaji Anyanje: The East African University
Thomas Anyanje Senaji: The East African University
Chapter Chapter 33 in The Palgrave Handbook of Fulfillment, Wellness, and Personal Growth at Work, 2023, pp 625-636 from Springer
Abstract:
Abstract Organizations of all types have the motivation to perform in a manner that ensures they achieve the objective for which they were founded. To do this, they need to deploy strategies and implement actions that are consistent with their mission and vision. However, success of organizations depends on the cognition and regard about salient features that define a globalized business environment including culture, regulation, societal needs and sustainability concerns. This implies that strategies should be borne of conscience and care which we consider to be outcomes of managers’ cognition of the operating global environment. Drawing from strategic management literature and the socio-cognitive theory, we explore the notion of conscious business performance: what it is, how it can be engendered and the pitfalls to guard against. We then explore present state of affairs, propose questions for reflection and suggest a research agenda. Key takeaways are also included.
Keywords: Global village; Conscience; Cognition; Organizations; Performance (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-35494-6_33
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