Building Trust in Business by Trusting

Posted on September 23, 2009 by Nate

Trust is a loaded word. What is it, exactly? How do you build it? Who’s responsibility is it? You maybe surprised how some companies are addressing this concern. Read this recent Business Week article to see how extending trust to employees can help build trust in your organization.

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Dave says: October 2, 2009 at 9:54 am

Great article on trust. Thanks for pointing it out. There is so much evidence that lending trust, taking that first step, leads to better relationships. It ends up lending a higher degree of accountability to relationships, and it puts you and your company in a position of leadership with employees, customers, vendors and even competitors. I know one company that publishes its employee handbook for the whole world to see. Now that’s transparency!

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