> Would you mind providing some clear examples of a real-life situation where honesty isn't a virtue? In most negotiations, you are usually at an advantage if

> Would you mind providing some clear examples of a real-life situation where honesty isn't a virtue? In most negotiations, you are usually at an advantage if you have more information than other parties. Lying/lack of transparency tend to work to your advantage in such situations. Of course, it depends on what, and there's context to that...