Corporate Society and Its Perils: A Letter to Young Career Seekers (Work, Society, and Justice Book 1)
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| Rating | : | 4.86 (593 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B073QZ798H |
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| Number of Pages | : | 231 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-11-04 |
| Language | : | English |
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In this state, young people are shackled at the exactly the time in their lives when they should be the most free.. Young people are bombarded with messages about work and career. These messages create a sense that career paths are bounded by the needs and wants of corporations; the messages create conformity and ultimately rob young people of the joys and possibilities of finding work and creating careers defined by freedom, creativity, and citizenship. Insofar as these messages are relayed by society, society itself becomes corporatized
Important thoughts at a critical time Romi Mahajan's essay is perfectly timed - how do we find balance in the realities of a global market economy, but also growing inequality? How do we find success in a world built around corporate culture, while maintaining individual identity and individual value? Romi provides both well considered, and well informed thoughts on this important subject at a critical time. Great read.. Romi Mahajan’s sharp and insightful rubric to young job seekers Romi Mahajan’s sharp and insightful rubric to young job seekers is a must read. How do we maintain our individualism, humanity and compassion in a culture that equates success with your bank balance is the focus of this short essay.. Srini said Engaging and thought provoking. Very engaging read, I love the short and sweet nature of the book with your signature punchy and thought provoking style! Keep writing