By Linda Fisher Thornton
This week the Alliance of Trustworthy Business Experts from Trust Across America-Trust Around the World is holding a social media awareness campaign called #Trustgiving2014, In support of that campaign, I am featuring 10 posts about what it means to be a trustworthy leader. They include individual actions and organizational commitments that build trust. I hope you enjoy them!
Trustworthy Leaders Know That…
1. In a High-Trust Workplace, Everyone is Valued
2. Trust is Relational
3. Trust Building Requires Trust-Giving
4. Ethics and Trust Are Reciprocal
5. Trust Depends As Much On What You “Take Out” As What You “Put In”
6. Values are the Anchor
7. We Have to Trust to Be Trusted
8. Toxic Leadership Erodes Trust
9. Trust Building is Part of Building an Ethical Culture
10. We Build Trust When We Take Responsibility
Today, look for ways to actively protect the trust relationship in your organization.
We believe that ethics, integrity and trust are critical to our success.
…But what are we doing to clarify them, to anchor our work to them, to teach our organizations how to apply them?
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Learning about ethics is not supposed to be boring. Bring it to life with 7 Lenses.
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