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Well... being transparent makes leaks ok. Otherwise the discussion is private and/or not transparent. (Or at least not intended to be transparent.) Private dis
by thesagan 8y ago
Well... being transparent makes leaks ok.
Otherwise the discussion is private and/or not transparent. (Or at least not intended to be transparent.) Private discussions are usually not be transparent, otherwise the public court will judge.
If Google wants to discuss sensitive issues at an "all hands meeting" then it better be prepared for leaks, otherwise they should stick to smoke filled rooms.
- Guvante 8y agoDifferent definition of transparency. I was talking within the organization. You can as a company allow information to flow within without it flowing out to the general public and this can be useful but it requires cooperation. > then it better be prepared for leaks Leaking something that was brought up questioned and resolved in a negative way is one thing. In contrast this was just live tweeting everything said. Bringing up complicated topics and having an honest discussion is hard when the whole of the internet is your judge.