Global Circles Reflection: Hybrid Lifestyle
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The overall purpose of this research paper is to reflect on and analyze the Global Circles program while also addressing the public issues within companies and how stakeholders can handle these. I accomplish this through my participation in Global Circles, additional research, and the analysis of stakeholder theory and ethical reasoning. Through this, we are able to see the major current public issues and the steps that are being taken to solve them in a hybrid world, where the post pandemic work environment is virtual and in person.
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