Harvard Business Review : In today's business environment, leaders are often expected to be authentic in the workplace and set an example for their employees

Be Yourself, But Carefully by Lisa Rosh and Lynn Offermann In today's business environment, leaders are often expected to be authentic in the workplace and set an example for their employees. Ill-timed or ill-conceived self-disclosure, however, can backfire. In this Harvard Business Review article, Lisa Rosh and Lynn Offermann encourage managers to carefully plan how they present themselves in business settings, so they can take advantage of candor without revealing too much. READ MORE »
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