While servant leadership is often associated with Christianity and the Bible, one could argue it is compatible with most religions and philosophies and that it transcends cultures. This assignment presents you with an opportunity to explore other cultures, philosophies, and religions and asks you to think critically about how servant leadership practices are apparent in other religious and cultural values. Select one cultural context and one religious viewpoint (other than Christianity, its denominations, or something already discussed in the textbook) and examine how the principles of servant leadership are evident in that culture and religion. In a 1,250-1,500-word essay, identify similarities and differences between servant leadership’s philosophies and the values evident in the selected cultural context and religious viewpoint. Be sure to provide specific examples of practices and/or values in your discussion. You are required to locate two articles that examine servant leadership from a different cultural perspective and two articles that examine servant leadership from a different religious perspective. Be sure to select academic articles from reputable sources that are 10-20 pages in length. Include information from the articles in your discussion.
there are 15 unethical practices in Global Business described. There are also detailed descriptions of steps in conceptualizing a framework for global business ethics, beginning with the orientation of the Firm. Review the 15 practices and identify one that interests (or upsets!) you most. Then, identify a company that has been confirmed to engage in this practice using respected media sources as your foundational support. Describe the orientation of the firm and describe the practice(s), then share your personal perspective about how and where these practices emerged. What was the organization’s response when the practice(s) were revealed?
such as child labor, lower regard for workers health , notoriously famous for outsourcing American jobs to low wage host countries ,
about firms operating in countries that violate human rights
