Five powerful things happen when a leader is transparent

September 12, 2012

The reason most leaders are not transparent is because they believe they will be viewed as less authoritative; that the credentials they worked so hard to attain will lose their power, leverage and gravitas.

They’re wrong, writes Glenn Llopis at Forbes. Read the story here.

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