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What kind of environment can I create so that my people can work at their natural best? Simon Sinek, an American author and inspirational speaker on business leadership, shares a story about a barista named Noah. Noah loves working at his job because managers regularly check in on him and support his work, whereas at another job, managers only focus on mistakes and performance pressure. The key takeaway is that trust and leadership create environments where employees feel valued and perform at their best, rather than being treated as resources to be maximized.

What IS Trust Actually?

With Simon Sinek

14 Ways To Build Trust And Connection Among Team Members

Forbes Article This article highlights various ways to foster strong trust within teams as a responsible leader. Things such as being valnurable and trasparet as a leader, as well as gathering your team together on a regular basis so they can develop a sense of trust while working together.

The 7 Keys to Creative Collaboration

This video explains 7 key features to ensure creative collaboration that leads to positive results in a team setting. Things like ownership which help team members be empowered in their efforts, trust in each other which fosters valnurability and transparency, as well as having a shared vision anoungst the team.

Maximizing Teamwork and Collaboration

This article details why teamwork and collaboration is essential for strong teams, and highlights the assesed metrics of improvment within teams who collaborate effectively. Treating employees as individuals, solidifying clear roles and responsibilities and understanding different communication preferences are all ways in which you can maximize collaboration and teamwork.

How High Performting Teams Build Trust

Harvard Business Review This article explains reasons why trust leads to more high performing teams, as well as how to foster this trust amoungsts team members. Employees who trust their organizations show higher engagement, creativity, as well as productivity and less of a chance for stress and ultimate burnout of employees.

James Davis, a professor and researcher of corporate and management strategy, describes how he has worked with organizations to improve trusting relationships. Davis highlights three key factors, ability, willingness, and integrity, which impact our willingness to take risks and be vulnerable in relationships, whether in business or personal interactions.

Building Trust

With James Davis

Speaking at the 2018 TED conference, Frances Frei, a Harvard Business School Professor, talks about trust: how to build it, maintain it, and rebuild it. She explains that trust is built on authenticity, logic, and empathy. If any of these falter, trust can be lost, but also restored with conscious leadership and effort.

How to build (and rebuild) trust

Frances Frei

Mastering Collaberative Leadership In The Workplace

Fostering Trust And Openess This article defines and highlights collaberative leadership, as well as the important role that trust plays as a cornerstone of effective teamwork. It also speaks to the lifeline of collaboration which is the promotion of open communication, free and honest exhange of ideas without the fear of ridicule or retribution.

Building Trust Withing Your Team

This article discusses why trust is important when it comes to leadership, as well as the building blocks of trustworthy leadership which include things like authenticity, consistency, and integrity.

Image Choice Rationale We chose this image as our background for this assigment as it depicts trust in a very concequential form. Much like many business situations, the lack of trust and confidence often leads to catastrophic results. Teams will not collaborate effectivly, efficiency and progress halts as team members feel the need to double check each other due to this lack of trust, and the foundation of teamwork and collaboration crumbles.