When you think of transparency, you usually default to the communication aspect: telling everyone what’s happening or admitting when you’ve made a mistake. But when folks say that things aren’t transparent, what they’re probably getting at is that decision-making isn’t transparent. It’s the feeling that decisions sometimes roll on down from the lofty perch of the leadership team, seemingly out of nowhere. Instead, pull back the curtain on how decisions are made, putting some process and principles behind it so it’s not this mysterious black box that’s ripe for speculation.
Content: Quotation
Author: James Everingham
Source: First Round Review
Subjects: Communication, Decision Making, Management, Organizational Behavior
Author: James Everingham
Source: First Round Review
Subjects: Communication, Decision Making, Management, Organizational Behavior
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