Words of Wisdom on Corporate Trust and Transparency

"Good morals in business will always begin with the man [or woman] who represents the business, no matter his [or her] capacity, and the corner stone is integrity. ​If his [her] business involves the practice of camouflage, she is not building a good business.
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​"There are times when it may not be wise to tell all the truth, but only because the man [or woman] to whom you are talking is not able to stand all the truth and correctly interpret it.

"If, in the final analysis, you are ashamed to tell everything to an individual who can interpret it, you may be assured your business is not honest. ... ​

​"That which any board of directors does--that the world could not be permitted to know—​is not wise."

​Christian Girl, "Fighting from the Bottom to the Top," 1920