Could the disasters at Enron and WorldCom have been easily avoided? What about the mistakes at the Duke and Baylor hospitals, or the tragic explosion of the space shuttle Columbia?
Sadly, before each disaster, stakeholders saw clear warning signs for catastrophe and yet they said nothing. Trends show that similar cultures of silence proliferate in organizations across the country.
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