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transparency
Business News
Basecamp went transparent, you should too
(BUSINESS) With the increasing amount of false information flying around these days, consumers are looking more and more for the businesses they support to be transparent.
Opinion Editorials
The business case for checking your privilege at the door
(EDITORIAL) More and more, individuals are writing their privilege into their success narratives. And that's a good thing.
Business News
Responsiblr seeks to add “radical transparency” to hiring, bridge the pay gap
Despite much progress toward racial and gender justice, there are still unconscious biases that effect hiring and salaries. Responsiblr is a new hiring platform that hopes to level the playing field and correct the pay gap by providing a “radically transparent” hiring process.
Business News
FDA pushes back requirement to put calorie counts on menus for another year
Calorie counts are already featured on many restaurants' menus, but for the holdouts, they have another year to get it together. This FDA requirement is further proof of consumers' thirst for transparency today.
Business News
Easily add internal transparency to your company
Transparency to your consumer is sometimes easier said than done for some industries, but internal transparency is a smart strategy with numerous benefits. Here are two easy ways to instantly add internal transparency to your company's culture.
Business News
Fight over transparency of political donations by companies
There is a heated political battle over the lack of transparency of political donations to companies, and some are calling the current status of reporting a loophole that needs to be closed.
Opinion Editorials
Syndication, listing agreements, omissions mislead property owners
You really cannot call it a contract if the contract does not describe exactly the service provided by the broker to the listing client. In my humble opinion it's misleading to the consumer, and the inept description is intentional.
Social Media
Real estate bloggers should know this simple view of web user personalities
Modern philosophers
There is a philosophical debate that has been raging in recent years about web behavior and in 100 years, society will look back...