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Lauren Johnson For those of who you do not think the Green Score is an appropriate part of the criteria, what would you replace it with? Would you prefer a list that reflected corporate citizenship instead?

112 weeks ago from Brazen Careerist's Top 50 Gen-Y Companies

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Meghan Flynn: But its difficult to quantify corporate citizenship. How do you compares programs helping underprivileged kids with those that supply emergency ...MoreBut its difficult to quantify corporate citizenship. How do you compares programs helping underprivileged kids with those that supply emergency relief? The Green Score, on the other hand, is a straight up score that is easily comparable. However, I agree it's not very useful on its own: like Penelope said in her blog, it's an indication the company "understand the value of being a good corporate citizen", but doesn't every national company have a green policy these days anyway?
112 weeks ago

Andrew Staltari: I remember not to long ago when the green score started to become the in thing. To quote a professor I had "the green score is nice, but it does ...MoreI remember not to long ago when the green score started to become the in thing. To quote a professor I had "the green score is nice, but it does not get rid of the dirty laundry." The point, look at a corporation's recent dirty laundry. You will get a good idea of where the corporation has been, and what direction the company is be headed.
111 weeks ago

Ian Selvarajah Anyone from Montreal here yet? :)

128 weeks ago from Canada

Jim Taggart: I grew up in Montreal, but moved to New Brunswick. Now in the Big Owe. PS - Just created a group called Blazing Boomers. Check it out.
127 weeks ago

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