The article discusses the rapid changes in global values, particularly in relation to empathy, compassion, and corporate responsibility. Michael H. Posner's book, Conscience Incorporated, critiques the inadequacies of current corporate social responsibility measures amidst rising issues like income inequality and labor abuses. Posner draws on historical research and real-world examples, urging global business leaders to prioritize human rights and sustainable practices. He argues that showing compassion can significantly alleviate suffering and is pivotal in modern business contexts, especially in light of the pervasive influence of social media.
Empathy is considered, by some powerful figures, to be an obstacle to success.
According to Buddhist teaching, to show compassion, the close cousin of empathy, is the purpose of life.
The new book Conscience Incorporated examines the gaps in current corporate social responsibility measures and what more needs to be done.
Michael Posner provides a blueprint for global business leaders to navigate human rights challenges and adopt sustainable corporate practices.
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