<p>Do you have any experience with subs asking you for costs? How do you deal with it? In this week's episode, John is joined by Jan Beran, and they discuss the answers to the following questions: </p>
<ul>
 <li>Do we all need to be fully transparent?  Or is a
"translucent" the best-case scenario?  </li>
 <li>How far down does this need to go?  And in what kind of situations
do we need to broaden that view and go multiple levels deep?</li>
 <li>What are the drawbacks to a fully transparent precon process?</li>
</ul>

Do you have any experience with subs asking you for costs? How do you deal with it? In this week's episode, John is joined by Jan Beran, and they discuss the answers to the following questions: Do we all need to be fully transparent? Or is a "translucent" the best-case scenario? How far down does this need to go? And in what kind of situations do we need to broaden that view and go multiple levels deep? What are the drawbacks to a fully transparent precon process?

<p>Do you have any experience with subs asking you for costs? How do you deal with it? In this week's episode, John is joined by Jan Beran, and they discuss the answers to the following questions: </p>
<ul>
 <li>Do we all need to be fully transparent?&nbsp; Or is a
"translucent" the best-case scenario?&nbsp;&nbsp;</li>
 <li>How far down does this need to go?&nbsp; And in what kind of situations
do we need to broaden that view and go multiple levels deep?</li>
 <li>What are the drawbacks to a fully transparent precon process?</li>
</ul>

Transparency in Precon

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