Great companies are honest

Not just honest. Intellectually honest. By this we fully agree with the author of the article we are featuring. In couple of words what defines a company "where we would like to work, develop and be developed in" is a place where:

• decisions are made based on facts, not opinions only;
• good ideas are allowed to see the light;
• there is a constant urge for learning and improvements;
• efficiency is always considered as important as just "doing-the-job".

Let's face it: it's the inconsistencies in the things above that usually make us loose our temper and even quit. All of this brings a very interesting topic about employee motivation, attrition, knowledge retention, costs and revenue and their linkage to organization habits. Click here to read the full article.