The Benefits of Transparency
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The document discusses the importance and benefits of transparency in business communication. It notes that transparency builds trust between leadership and others. While complete transparency is not possible, organizations should strive to be as open as possible about their actions, decisions, and information flow. Transparency helps ensure accountability and allows for external feedback that can improve an organization.
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