Which of the following is not a reason commonly given for community involvement?
A) moral justification.
B) positions the company to help themselves
C) companies can develop community support and trust.
D) a way to help employees build their resumés

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While community involvement can certainly benefit employees' personal and professional development, it is not typically cited as a reason for a company to engage in such activities. Instead, companies usually focus on the benefits to the community, the company's own reputation and relationships, and sometimes the moral imperative to give back.

Which of the Following Is Not a Reason Commonly Given