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Steps to build trust
Vandelay
Industries
Agenda How we build our model
Why trust is important?
Why do individuals lack trust?
Vandelay’s Model Steps to build trust
Trust quadrant Where are you?
Conclusion
How we build our model
Research
Analyze data
Discussion
Personal perception of trust
Professional x personal experience
Why trust is important?
Promotes creativity
Facilitates conflict resolution
Empower people
Increase teamwork
Improves leadership
Why do individuals lack trust?
Self preservation
Lack of faith
Personal history
Place a high value on trust
Has to be earned, not freely given
Vandelay’s Model TRUST!!
Perception
Alignment
Communicate
Credibility
Loyalty
Fairness
Trustworthiness
Trust quadrant Where are you?
Adapted from Geof Lory
Conclusion
The model is design to be utilized in a two-step process:
1. It needs to be done internally for your self
2. Then externally as a group
Perception
TRUST!!
Alignment
Communicate
Credibility
Loyalty
Fairness
Trustworthiness
The Face of Trust
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