Stakeholders can try to damage organizations without gaining anything substantial using boycotts and excessive activities towards them.

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Stakeholders, including customers, activists, or community members, may engage in boycotts or other forms of protest against an organization not for personal gain but to express dissatisfaction, enforce change, or draw attention to issues they believe the organization is responsible for or involved in.

Stakeholders Can Try to Damage Organizations Without Gaining Anything Substantial