Sheesh. Perhaps EY has found a way around this, but I've found that charging money compromises your ability to be completely honest. You are motivated to make money by giving people what they will pay for, and you are motivated to preserve future opportunities to make money by being what people want/will pay for.
The only way to guarantee honesty is to take away any reason to need to lie.
Sheesh. Perhaps EY has found a way around this, but I've found that charging money compromises your ability to be completely honest. You are motivated to make money by giving people what they will pay for, and you are motivated to preserve future opportunities to make money by being what people want/will pay for.
The only way to guarantee honesty is to take away any reason to need to lie.