And yes, the media is largely responsible perpetuating these mindsets and misplaced preoccupations, but that doesn't mean we get to shirk all accountability.
Vargo and Lusch [59], who are responsible for influencing researchers' mindset of 'goods- or products-thinking' into a more 'service-oriented' mindset, claimed that Ng & Smith's [19] literature review on value is the most comprehensive as the literature contains historical, philosophical, management and modern conceptualisations.
As a result, CIOs are in part responsible for driving a mindset shift.
Just like in yoga, what you get out of your socially responsible investments depends on mindset you bring to the practice.
The person responsible for this newfound mindset when I look at -- better yet, when I smell -- a fragrance, is NY Times "nose" Chandler Burr.
This mindset is responsible for the many Asians, who quietly do their work, without complaining or raising a fuss, and their American employers who take advantage of that mindset by paying the low wages and running the long hours, knowing that no complaints will be heard.
Can our culture return to the mindsets and responsible actions of such sustainable cultures?
Editors just can't seem to get beyond the old mindset of being responsible for delivering the news, even though papers, outside of an occasional overnight event, haven't truly broken news in decades.
These findings have implications for our understanding of politics in systems of multilevel governance, and go some way toward building a causal theory of authority allocation by offering insight into how ideology, rooted in a specific country context, shapes the mindset of agents responsible for determining the territorial distribution of power.
