Transparency is about telling the whole truth, especially in situations where it might be in your best interest just to say nothing. In this video, explore how to find the right balance between honesty and getting results.
- A lot of companies include transparency … in their list of corporate values. … Now, that doesn't just mean telling the truth. … It means telling the whole truth. … Especially in situations where it might benefit you … to just say nothing at all. … And, like many other values, this one can seem like … it makes it difficult to get the results you want. … And in this scenario, you'll see a couple of examples … of that play out. … So, imagine the chief executive officer … and the chief financial officer are having … a private conversation about how the company's profits … are going to look this quarter. … Now, the quarter ends in about three weeks … and everybody's been stressed because the forecasts … are showing that they're not going to make their numbers. … But the CFO assures his boss that they are going … to make their numbers. … And when the boss asks how he's so sure, … the CFO gives him two reasons. … First, he told him that he'd already talked … to the VP of sales. … He'd asked her to call their top three customers …
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