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At Wimbledon this summer, a serve landed a few millimeters long, an automated voice called it out, the scoreboard updated, and the broadcast moved on. No line judge crouched at the baseline; none had for a year. The most striking thing about that moment is how unremarkable it now feels — which is exactly how…
A sales team hits its target. The founder changes the commission formula after the quarter closes. The calculation may still look defensible on a spreadsheet. The game is already broken. Fair play begins with a simpler rule: people know the standards before they act, and power does not buy a private exception. Most companies treat…