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The Bumpy Road Of Exon And Union Carbide

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The road of CSR is thought. Conducting the team (employees) is like journey. The expedition into the unknown. A road that leads there is not easy. It can be bumpy, sometimes anfractuosity but shortcuts are not acceptable. This makes it interesting and exciting. It's an adventure. On the bumpy road we can meet people (local communities, investors, competitors). It often becomes clear that the people there are the most important. The whole charm of bumpy road is that the path will bring us closer to the goal. It is a trip worth going together, ahead and into ourselves. The overall mission is difficult and hard but not impossible. The companies like Exon and Union Carbide took short cuts on the CSR road, and it did have the positive impact neither

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