Relating: Building Trust in the Workplace

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BUILDING TRUST IN THE WORKPLACE

   

Every possibility that exists in the workplace, from getting your employees to change undesirable behavior to improving performance depends on your ability to relate and to create trust. Trust moves you and your team towards challenge and change with more confidence.

   

Trust establishes the foundation for successful working relationships.  Trust is created over time and though exemplary behavior. 

   

WORKSHOP OBJECTIVES: 

Recognize the value of the individual’s self-esteem…

When your employees learn and believe that you would not intentionally do anything that would hurt them

Value each person’s contributions and achievements

Listen actively and respond in a manner that shows you understand

Let your employees know that they have your complete and undivided attention

Value what each person has to say

Ask for his/her opinions and encourage active participation

Focus on results more than on personal praise

Let them know that you do not have all the answers

You are not beyond asking for assistance

   

How Trust is Destroyed:

Gossip

Rumor

Suspicions

Lack of positive feedback

Lack of sharing information

Lack of respect

    

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