Chuck is the chief financial officer of his company. at the annual meeting, he gives a presentation that contains only positive financial news even though the company had a lay-off in the previous year. what impact is chuck's presentation likely to have on the employees

Chuck’s presentation will most likely “create mistrust because the presentation did not offer the whole truth”. By presenting only the positive financial news, Chuck is indirectly deceiving the employees; he is only presenting half truths. Lay-offs is one of the signals when a company is experiencing a downturn thus he cannot really fool the employees by present only good news.

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