Sentence examples for honest organization from inspiring English sources

Much of this harassment comes courtesy of the Belarussian K.G.B., which Mr. Khalezin mordantly describes as "the most honest organization in the world".

Luckily for American small businesses there is one honest organization they can count on for the truth about what is really happening in government, the American Small Business League.

Still, that important caveat aside, "brutally honest" organizations are not necessarily the most comfortable environments in which to work.

By addressing these flaws in survey design and asking questions that give employees the freedom, clarity, and psychological safety they need to be fully honest, organizations can get more accurate results and identify the right problems to fix.

Other survey flaws to look for are ambiguous questions and double-barrel statements with two unrelated components, such as "I am motivated to perform my best work and we are good at holding people accountable". By addressing such flaws and asking questions that give employees the clarity and psychological safety they need to be fully honest, organizations can identify the right problems to fix.

Unauthorized disclosures cannot and do not occur within an open, transparent and honest global organization.

Legitimate and honest service organizations must not be penalized because of the negative publicity surrounding a single individual.

I suspect that people will be understanding, sympathetic and eager to contribute to so worthy -- and honest -- an organization.

Staffers couldn't help but chuckle at the irony: The staunch defender of unions, who in a 2009 Harper's piece called the UAW thee country's best and traditionally most honest mass labor organization," was now on the other side of the table as the "worst kind of factory owner," as one staffer put it to me.

"The way we have the honest broker system set up is that the healthcare organization certifies honest brokers, and those honest brokers are typically at the department level.

So besides keeping corporate organizations honest, thinking about advertising invites us to unwind our own puritanism".