Rust without trust
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This document discusses the concept of trust. It provides various definitions of trust, including seeing it as having confidence in another person to do what they say they will do. It also discusses factors that build trust, such as reliability and sincerity, and things that can undermine trust, like egoism. Additionally, it explores trust in the context of relationships, leadership, and business, noting that trust is important for information sharing and customer relationships.
Rust without trust
- 2. Trust, Complexity and Control: Confidence in a Convergent World ... books.google.com › ... › Telecommunications Share An increasing reliance on the Internet and mobile communication has deprived us of our usual means of assessing another party's trustworthiness. This is ...
- 3. Verify that you are a real person
- 5. The word trust comes from the German word "trost" which means comfort. Trust is having the confidence or faith in another person to do what they say they will do. It means believing in the honesty and the reliability of that other person. Trust is a core component of any relationship and a crucial factor in leadership. There are fifteen core components of trust Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/449676
- 6. Others say 4 components of trust
- 8. The Trust Barometer http://trust.edelman.com/trusts/declining- trust/what-drives-trust/ The Trust Barometer uses sixteen attributes to define trust under two main clusters
- 10. I Resemble Trust to syrup; the more you keep the more it deepens http://www.southernmatters.com/sugarcan e/essays-syrupcultivars.htm
- 11. Trust Do not show egoism This drains trust Learn from the trust equation Trust= (Reliability*Desirability)/I
- 12. Trust Do not show egoism. This drains trust Learn from the trust equation Trust= (Reliability*Desirability)/I Key influencers will drop their support
- 13. Trust Do not show egoism. This drains trust Learn from the trust equation Trust= (Reliability*Desirability)/I Key influencers will drop their support Target audience will not be responsive
- 14. Trust Do not show egoism. This drains trust Learn from the trust equation Trust= (Reliability*Desirability)/I Key influencers will drop their support Target audience will not be responsive Information will not propagate
- 15. http://www.cs.rpi.edu/research/pdf/10-03.pdf …and a prolong conversation reinforces this conclusion. If one node propagates information from another then it suggests that the propagator trusts the information. Similarly, a repeated propagation makes the conclusion stronger.
- 16. Repeated actions of monomers Watch out for emerging polymer quality Propagation of Monomers as Metaphors for Trust Propagation Watch out for emerging trust phenomena
- 17. In emulation, trust would form different “Facets”.
- 18. Trust moves you up to satisfy higher needs through filling the social belonging needs first In contrast, mistrust draws you down to more basic needs Self- Actualization Esteem Belonging Safety Needs Physiological Needs
- 19. Customers must feel safe to go in your desired direction; else they take different trajectories
- 20. The passion means what is it for my customer Not bragging what we are
- 22. Believing what I say Believing that I can do what I say TRUST
- 23. Believing what I say Believing that I can do what I say TRUST Believing that I do it for your interest before my own interest
- 24. Same word. Yet meaning has two different trajectories between A and B. Why? B is full of doubt and shall not feel good to act
- 25. Same word. Yet meaning has two different trajectories between A and B. Why? B is full of doubt and shall not feel good to act Actions include: Download Favor Comment Embed Promote Multiple actions A is full of trust and shall act
- 26. Gain trust to gain your dreams
- 27. If no trust then you and your business shall go rust