Also, more employers are actively encouraging greater openness and understanding, and that's a good thing too.
Just as one can actively cultivate greater openness to new ideas and prosocial behavior, this knowledge can be used to manipulate and control people.
"The University of Exeter is a friendly and supportive workplace, where openness is actively encouraged.
As a result many internet of things trials emphasise accessibility and openness, and actively encourage companies and citizens to use data to develop new apps and services.
In fact, I would argue that academic administrators have a responsibility to conduct university business in as transparent and open a manner as possible, that we have an obligation not just to avoid secrecy but to actively promote a climate of openness.
During the interviews, we gave special attention to openness [ 25] by actively listening and by asking questions to elaborate on discussion topics.
The majority of participants indicated a change in health behaviours as a consequence of their participation in the telephone mentoring with 14 (32%) actively making health behaviour changes, 18 (41%) showing openness to change and making some small change(s), and 12 (27%) appearing somewhat more resistant to making changes.
At Sony, we actively work with organizations that share our commitment to openness; we worked with Google to bring free books to our users and we recently teamed with self-publishing services to open a new door for independent authors.
This paper seeks to test to what extent vegetation (and in particular openness) around a dense concentration of barrows was actively managed, using three pollen sequences in close spatial juxtaposition to the archaeology.
The staff and clinical teachers reported actively working to establish a deep culture of mutual support, openness, equity, respect and trust with their student groups.
