Greenwashing or Pragmatic CSR — Which Would You Choose?
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A talk about making corporate social responsibility (RSE) legally actionable in a small tech company by turning policy into measurable practices: creating a 150‑page RSE policy, defining KPIs (including tracking harassment incidence), training and certifying teams, and using standard canvases and greendev tooling. Provides concrete findings—desktop PCs consume about three times the energy of laptops, a 200‑person seminar by plane emits ~34 tonnes CO2 versus ~700 kg by train—and advocates iterative transparency by publishing poor results and fixing them.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00RSE introduction
- 1:48RSE laws in France
- 4:55RSE as business opportunity
- 5:15Pragmatic RSE strategy
- 8:42RSE concrete actions
- 12:37RSE and team engagement
- 13:21Conclusion and call to action
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