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Honesty Turns Out To Be Best Policy In Selling Coverage To Skeptical Public

Honesty Turns Out To Be Best Policy In Selling Coverage To Skeptical PublicThe Gallup Organization sent its people to the phones around Thanksgiving time to ...

By Randy Schwantz | Updated on May 01, 2005

Honesty Turns Out To Be Best Policy In Selling Coverage To Skeptical Public

The Gallup Organization sent its people to the phones around Thanksgiving time to find out how Americans felt about the “honesty and ethics” of 23 different professions. At the top of the list were nurses, whose honesty and ethics were rated as “high” or “very high” by 83 percent of those surveyed. Third from the bottom, with only a 12 percent rating, were insurance salesmen. Ouch!

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