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The impact of perceived environmental corporate social responsibility on idea generation and idea implementation

Business

The impact of perceived environmental corporate social responsibility on idea generation and idea implementation

L. Yu and W. Wu

Discover how perceived environmental corporate social responsibility enhances employee innovation! This research by Li Yu and Weiwei Wu reveals that when employees perceive their organizations as socially responsible, their idea generation and implementation soar, especially when they possess high psychological capital. Uncover the insights for sustainable development today!

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