Trust is the most cherished and valuable commodity in a work environment"

-Brad Anderson, former CEO, Best Buy

 

I don't know about you, but when I get on an airplane, I trust the pilot and co-pilot are going to get me safely to our intended location. Consider for a minute everything that is out of a pilot's control: weather, air traffic control, and other airplanes in the sky.

If you've ever looked at a map of airplanes flying at one time, you know it takes a lot of trust to fly.

 

The first need of followers is trust. Understanding trust begins by exploring the outcomes of trust.  Continue Reading...

 

 

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