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Writer's pictureBrooke Sena, LMFT, MBA

The Trust Factor: How to Build Trust with Your Team

Updated: Dec 4, 2023

Last week, Chuck Price, my business partner, discussed the significance of trust in running a successful organization, particularly when it comes to creating a positive work culture. Today, I have compiled a list of eight strategies for leaders to establish trust with their team. Although some of these tactics may seem apparent, they are worth reading. :)

1. Communicate effectively: A leader should be transparent and open when communicating with their staff.


2. Listen to employees: A leader should not only communicate, but they should also listen to their employees' concerns and feedback. They should feel that their opinions are valued.


3. Be genuine: A leader should be authentic and sincere in their actions and words. They should be consistent in their behavior, values, and actions, which helps staff trust them.


4. Deliver on promises: A leader should keep their word and follow through with their promises. Trust cannot be built if a leader does not do what they say they will do.


5. Create a positive working environment: A leader should foster a positive and supportive work environment. Team-building activities, social events, and recognition of staff achievements can all contribute to building trust.


6. Empower staff: A leader should give their staff the autonomy to do their job and trust them to make decisions. This shows that the leader trusts and respects their staff.


7. Admit mistakes: A leader should be willing to admit when they make mistakes or when things do not go as planned. This demonstrates humility and authenticity, and it can help build trust with staff.


8. Invest in staff development: A leader should invest in training and development opportunities for their staff. This shows that the leader values their staff, and it can help build trust and loyalty in return. In conclusion, every organization looking to foster an environment of connection, growth, and innovation must make trust a priority. It takes intentionality, vulnerability, and empathy to build trust, but it's worth it. Trust is the foundation for relationships, and it's the key to driving change and maintaining a healthy organization. Book your complimentary consultation with Chuck and talk about how Blue Collar Consulting can help you and your team! https://calendly.com/chuck-price


Until next time,


Brooke



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