Why are "conversations" relevant to social business?
What will be an ideal response?
Customers, suppliers, employees, managers, and even oversight agencies continually have conversations about firms, often without the knowledge of the firm or its key actors (employees and managers). Supporters of social business assert that if firms could tune into these conversations, they will strengthen their bonds with consumers, suppliers, and employees, increasing their emotional involvement in the firm.
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A) decide if there is enough evidence to justify bringing a defendant to trial B) decide if the defendant is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt C) make a finding of guilt D) determine the sentence to be imposed in misdemeanor cases