Culture
After 7 years of preaching radical candor at Front, what I find to be the biggest obstacle is not why we should practice it, but how to practice it. Here are the few phrases I’ve learned that have been helpful for giving and receiving feedback effectively.
Your people need to know what’s happening in order to do their best work. And your customers need certain information in order to really trust your business. Try these examples from companies that embody transparency.
[5 Steps for Improving Logistics Customer Service](/content/blog/how-to-improve-customer-service-in-logistics "5 Steps for Improving Logistics Customer Service"/index.html)
[Front makes the Forbes Cloud 100 list for the second year in a row](/content/blog/2023-forbes-cloud-100 "Front makes the Forbes Cloud 100 list for the second year in a row"/index.html)
[13 email etiquette rules support leaders should share with their team](/content/blog/email-etiquette-rules-in-the-workplace "13 email etiquette rules support leaders should share with their team"/index.html)
[Our approach to pay transparency at Front](/content/blog/pay-transparency-at-front "Our approach to pay transparency at Front"/index.html)
[Front ranks #100 on Forbes 2022 Cloud 100](/content/blog/2022-forbes-cloud-100 "Front ranks #100 on Forbes 2022 Cloud 100"/index.html)
[5 ways to cultivate a culture of belonging by Black at Front Co-Lead Omar Jones](/content/blog/5-ways-to-cultivate-a-culture-of-belonging-by-black-at-front-co-lead-omar-jones "5 ways to cultivate a culture of belonging by Black at Front Co-Lead Omar Jones"/index.html)