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A transparent culture of learning and growing will generally create credibility and trust, even when the immediate results are not the best.
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More and more in our global economy, transparency is gaining recognition as a critical value in high-trust organizations.
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From the standpoint of speed and cost, transparency makes enormous sense.
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To negotiate with transparency does not mean you always have to lay all your cards on the table. But it does mean that you are transparent with appropriate information and with what you’re trying to accomplish.
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There is no going back. It bears repeating that we will never be less transparent, will never have less information, and will never be less connected than we are today.
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…in a transparent world, everything you do is on the record and stays with you throughout your career.
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As the world transitions to a bottom-up and side-to-side model in which each individual can contribute to the free flow of ideas, it opens up and becomes more transparent.
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Transparency – the new conditions of the world that allow us to see past the medium to get to the heart of the message – fundamentally changes almost every way we conduct our lives in public…
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Technological transparency has lifted the veil of proxies and surrogates, leaving individuals and organizations exposed as never before.
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In a transparent world, the truth will win out.
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