14 Social Responsibility of Entrepreneurs towards Customers
Fair prices, good and economical service, standard goods, sensible packing, honest ads and no adulteration: what entrepreneurs owe their customers.
Starting and running a business: ideas, theories, funding, challenges and the Indian startup ecosystem.
Fair prices, good and economical service, standard goods, sensible packing, honest ads and no adulteration: what entrepreneurs owe their customers.
Fair pay, the right jobs for the right people, job security, good working conditions and room to grow: what entrepreneurs owe their staff.
Keep invested capital safe, pay fair dividends, treat all shareholders equally, give notice of meetings and disclose the facts: duties to owners.
Run operations efficiently, use resources well, earn fair returns, protect the firm’s image and stay solvent: what founders owe the business itself.
Social responsibility is tied to business, continuous, two-way and universal. The features that define what entrepreneurs owe the wider community.
Fear of failure or ridicule, self-doubt, fixed habits, thin knowledge and burnout: what stops entrepreneurs thinking creatively and how to break through.
Creativity is having the idea, innovation is making it work. Where the two overlap, where they part ways, and why the gap matters for a business.
Clear goals, vision, room for new ideas, willingness to take risks and the right setup: the ingredients that make entrepreneurs creative.
Creativity helps founders beat tough competition, innovate, adapt to change, launch new products and communicate better. Why it sits at the heart of business.
Imagination, alertness, the knack of combining ideas, maturity, clear expression and flexible thinking: the traits creative people tend to share.