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Who should an organization serves?
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Who should an organization serves? All organizations exist for a purpose or a specific overall goal. But what defines their goal and who should they really serve? The shareholders? The employees? The stakeholders? The Society? Some people say the answer would be the shareholders since they are the owners of the companies. They provide the corporation the necessary funds to exist. However, by aligning the organizations' goal with the shareholders', problems often arise. Enron, for instance, has been charged with quite a few lawsuits because they've pushed themselves too hard to meet the shareholders' goal; they were caught in 2002 by falsely boosting their earnings. On the other hand, some argue that an organization should serve the employees since they are the fundamental building blocks of the company. Many people believe that this method would result in employees that are motivated to achieve the maximum productivity, which also helps...
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