We urgently need to understand the behaviours that erode trust and eradicate them. We need to value the practices that build trust and multiply those. Lack of trust is costly to society, to businesses and to us as individuals.
We urgently need to understand the behaviours that erode trust and eradicate them. We need to value the practices that build trust and multiply those. Lack of trust is costly to society, to businesses and to us as individuals.
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Hi Dominique. Your note prompted me to get the full Edelman Report for 2015. Very interesting material on technology that I can put to use. Hope all is well with you these days.
Hi Bob, I think the Edelman Trust Barometer is fascinating, discouraging, and probably a little on the high side. I’d bet you the real results are actually worse. I’m doubtful that the results in dictatorships are actually that high – more likely, people fear to dissent – just a guess though. Still, plenty of work to do for trust builders!
Thanks for stopping by and happy the information was helpful.
Thanks for posting, Dominique. I shared this video with my facebook followers.
Hi Robert,
The sooner we grasp that this is an important business and societal issue – the better. Thanks for stopping in and thanks for sharing.
Dominique
Hi There!
Tried sending this to your other addresses but it kept bouncing back so thought I would try this …
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