There are those who ‘get it’ from reading a cogent report, or from hearing about a person telling a story.
But some people need to see something in order to truly understand the concepts. Different people respond to input in a variety of ways.
That holds true for business to business (B2B) as well as business to consumer (B2C) scenarios.
In manufactured housing, there are no perfect organizations, including our own. No perfect people walking the planet today also implies that any business or organization is going to have periodic mistakes. So, the question becomes, what happens after a mistake is reported?
When MHProNews contacted the National Association of Realtors (NAR) about errors in their 2018 research report on manufactured housing, how did the responsible party respond? Certified Business Economist (CBE) Scholastica ‘Gay’ Cororaton made every one of the reported corrections needed. The republished the entire online edition of that publication. She further provided credit on her first footnote for those insights and tips. By contrast, when the Wall Street Journal was contacted about errors, why did they fail to do the same?
Errors are errors regardless if the source is ‘left or right of center.’ Facts and accuracy matters.
White Hats vs. Black Hats
How can some white hat firm or organization stand out from among black hat operations?
See examples of the reportedly problematic example of ‘black hat behavior’ linked here and a reportedly ‘white hat’ brand revealed by several interviews and third party information in the report linked below.
That’s the kind of authentic discernment the public needs. Facts and examples. Doing more of that will in time cause more so-called black hat behavior types to think twice. Doing more good will cause more white hats to want the wheat to be separated from the proverbial chaff.
That’s a wrap for this episode of manufactured housing “Industry News, Tips, and Views Pros Can Use” © where “We Provide, You Decide.” © ## (News, analysis, and commentary.)
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