Two undesirable outcomes include expanding the project's scope or adding unnecessary features. To help your audience grasp your argument, explain the differences between the two notions. Please elaborate on how you arrived at the conclusion that these two issues had the same root cause. What kind of calamity may arise if these two things happened while we were working on this project?

How could Volkwagen (VW) seek to improve their approach to ethics management in the future in the wake of the emissions scandal? Can claims that Volkwagen (VW) has so quickly changed its culture stand up to scrutiny?

Ethical objectives are targets based on a moral code for the business, for example ‘doing the right thing’. The growing acceptance of corporate social responsibility has led to businesses adopting an ‘ethical code’ to influence the way in which decisions are taken.   Adopting and keeping to a strict ethical code in decision-making can be expensive in the short term.   Discuss the possible substantial benefits of acting ethically in the long term.

Based on the reporting in the article, "CSR Reaches a Tipping Point," the events of 2020, including the COVID-19 pandemic and the killing of George Floyd which highlighted social inequities, are seen as accelerating transformational changes in business in all of the following ways except: More than ever, businesses can gain a competitive advantage by touting their commitment to social causes Big businesses have recognized the need to support smaller, local enterprises Companies are increasingly joining forces to loby for social change More companies are giving employees a larger voice in determining their company's priorities