From time to time most executives find themselves compelled, for their own interests or the interests of their companies, to practice some form of deception in their dealings with customers, suppliers, labor unions, government officials, or even other key executives.

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This is expected, especially of aluminum siding salesmen $($c$.$f$.$ the movie Tin Men$)$

This is right to do$,$ no one should be compelled to say or do things they don$$t want to and no one can regulate speech

This is wrong, we should always be $100\%$ truthful in our business dealings and share whatever information the other party wants

This is sometimes necessary, as there are times when for business reasons executives cannot be forthright