Mike,

Thanks for the book recommendation - I can't wait to check it out. I think transparency is more important than ever because social media has enable people to communicate and organize horizontally across an organization far more easily than ever before. This means that actions are far easier to spread and be seen by all. We saw it just this week with the manager that quit Goldman Sachs and wrote about his reasons in the NY Times, which then spread around the internet. It's like the old saying, "Always tell the truth so you don't have to remember what you said." I agree that transparency is vitally important, and it's one of the issues in leadership development and social media that I write about on my blog: http://thepolylogue.com.

Thanks again!

Seth Resler
Founder
The Polylogue