They set up coworkers, betray confidences and undercut good work because it is a threat to them.
He or she is candid, transparent, available, supportive in the little things, and able to keep your confidences confidential.
FORBES: Your Raise Is On The Front Page of The New York Times
They recognize that keeping doors open and confidences private supplies them with a resource most leaders sorely lack: Reliable information.
Out of this emerges a subtle portrait of the complexities of a long companionship based on confidences rather than mutual confidence.
They could talk to David without feeling their confidences would be betrayed.
Former Cabinet secretary Lord Turnbull also gave evidence, launching a withering attack on Mr Price and Sir Christopher for betraying ministerial confidences.
Minnie is unfazed by Ruth's bristly sense of humor, and the pair share confidences while Ruth reminisces about a childhood stay in town with her family.
To an outsider, the shared confidences are pretty tame stuff.
Without revealing confidences, there was discussions in these meetings about the fact that we were talking about a resource -- an effort that had been under-resourced for quite some time.
Summer conversations, and even confidences, rarely lead anywhere.
"By spring and early summer 2008, while the PHLY executive was participating in the merger negotiations and under significant pressure to ensure a successful sale, he and McGee had known each other for almost a decade and forged a close relationship in which they routinely shared confidences about each other's personal lives and problems impacting them professionally, " the SEC said.
应用推荐