Comments on Experience: The Blog: Chip Conley and Authenticity vs. Transparency : Wh...

I really found this post interesting. But the thin...

2009-12-18T04:43:12.888-06:00

I really found this post interesting. But the thing I wanna tell you the photo was quite funny. Keep posting.

I'm going to have to come down on the side of auth...

2009-11-11T12:54:01.134-06:00

I'm going to have to come down on the side of authenticity. Being true to your organization's culture, core values and ideals should address the whole transparency issue if one of your values is openness and honesty.

Transparency always needs to be accompanied by sound judgment. Does anyone really think that everything an organization does should be open to review by the world at large? That just seems naive.

Well written. Transparency is for children or tho...

2009-11-10T09:47:12.954-06:00

Well written. Transparency is for children or those too lazy to learn the value of discretion and sound judgment. Years from now, we are going to recoil in horror when we reflect on the obsession with transparency that has permeated the world of social media -- just as we wince at hubris that characterized the dot-com era of 1999. I do believe in openness, but not transparency unchecked.