LEADERSHIP PRACTICES THAT BUILD A CULTURE OF TRUST

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LEADERSHIP PRACTICES THAT BUILD A CULTURE OF TRUST
GOALS AND ROLES
Most team conflict is rooted in unclear or misaligned goals and roles that are mistakenly labeled as interpersonal issues. To minimize conflict and increase trust, it is critical for leaders to establish clear goals and roles that achieve results and positive relationships.
DELIVER RESULTS
I often see content that focuses solely on the relational aspects of leadership effectiveness without giving equal weight to the importance of delivering results. For an employee to put their trust in a leader they must believe that the leader can get the job done and build trusting relationships.
WE VS. ME
Do the people you lead to believe that you have their best interests at heart or do they feel you are driven by selfish motives? To build trust a leader must exhibit behaviors that demonstrate a WE versus ME orientation. Examples include sharing credit, delegating authority, and asking questions.
VARIED PERSPECTIVES

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