Reasons why businesses choose to reposition include:

Repositioning strategies are mostly ___________ focused.

Market repositioning strategies may include:

This occurs when a business updates its logo or image to appear new, updated and exciting in the market.

True or False? Rebranding and repositioning are the same thing.

A business may change its promotional strategies by:

Human resource repositioning can occur at:

A business may alter its recruitment or selection processes in order to attract or secure a wide range of candidates in the:

A business may provide new training opportunities to long-standing staff in order to upskill them in new technologies or systems and therefore make the business more competitive in the:

A business may utilise new motivation strategies to care for staff wellbeing or foster productivity in the

A business may restructure and issue redundancies for the business to take on a new approach within the business in the:

In _______________, a business can reposition by expanding or renovating a store, changing locations or utilise emerging technologies to build competitiveness.

In ________________, a business may reposition in order to better achieve different financial objectives based on their financial situation including growth and solvency, liquidity, profitability, and efficiency.

In finance, a business may reposition in order to better achieve different financial objectives based on their financial situation including:

A primary responsibility of modern businesses is to engage in _________________ practices; this can be a repositioning strategy for a post-mature business.

True or False? Sustainability strategies can occur in management structures, but not across the four business functions.

A modern business concept that brings to light a business’s responsibility to give back to the community it services.

How many levels of responsibility are identified in Carrol’s CSR pyramid?

Carrol’s CSR pyramid identifies four levels of responsibility:

These responsibilities in the CSR pyramid focus on a business achieving profit through providing goods and services demanded by consumers.

This responsibility in the CSR pyramid refers to how businesses meet their compliance obligations in order to serve the community fairly.

This responsibility in the CSR pyramid refers to the decision making in the business, ensuring stakeholder satisfaction is satisfied, and the business considers its impact on society and the world.

This responsibility in the CSR pyramid refers to the charitable giving and generosity shown by a business in order to help the disadvantaged or marginalised members of the community.

Further to meeting their ethical responsibilities, this applies to industries and occupations, such as doctors and teachers, where the safety of the community is paramount.

An accounting concept where businesses measure their financial impact on society through considering profit, people and the planet.