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This is the most critical metric your business isn't measuring: TRUST In my latest #Forbes article, I break down why trust impacts talent retention, culture, and market position more than traditional metrics. For more stable companies and predictable results, we need a more stable workforce. Read the full write-up for practical ways you can starting building trust and resilience in your organization today. Forbes Business Development Council Diversified #Leadership #WeAreDiversified

Council Post: The Trust Factor: Why It’s Critical To Your Business

Council Post: The Trust Factor: Why It’s Critical To Your Business

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Barbara Brooks Kimmel

Founder Trust Across America-Trust Around the World

3mo

Eric Hutto If you view #trust as the outcome of principled behavior, the most practical and direct way to start building trust is to use a framework to identify the specific behaviors that are strengthening or weakening trust among team members at any given point in time. Celebrate the strengths and work on the weaknesses.

Mandy Balla-Kellett

Marketing Director APAC, Diversified - Create the unforgettable Marketing I Technology I Communications I Transformation I Strategy I Digital Asia Pac, Europe I NAB | Coles | Vodafone | Telstra I Fleishman Hillard

3mo

Great article- best leaders in my career have always been those that trust, it’s empowering and leads to innovation and positive contribution.

Jesse Humphrey

Marketing Executive of the Year, WashingtonExec | 2023 Gartner Marketing & Communications Awards, Leader of the Year- Finalist

3mo

Completely agree! Grateful to have a leader that understands and values trust as a strategic asset to the business. It makes such a difference in creating a positive culture for our associates, partners and clients. Great article, Eric Hutto!

Tasha McCutcheon

Policy & Compliance Manager | Passionate about Success| Placing the Humanity back in Human Resources

3mo

This is a wonderful article. Without TRUST you have nothing and it’s a factor that employees have to see from their employer.

Uttam Reddy

Gen Americas Sales | Ex-AWS+Rackspace Revenue Strategy | Problem Solver | Non-Profit Board Member

3mo

well said eric.. you have always been an empathetic leader and role model.. thanks for sharing!

Sanjeev Pathania, MBA, RMCP®

Passionate Strategic WF/RM Leader | Architect, Catalyst & Coach | Digital Transformation | Aligning right people with right skills to the right projects at the right time | Harvard Business Analytics Program |

2mo

100% agree. Thanks for sharing and well said!! Trust is nothing but Reliability, Transparency, Integrity, Competence, Empathy and Mutual Respect. Building and maintaining trust takes time and effort, but it is essential for effective collaboration, healthy relationships, and well-functioning organization.

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Cindy Lu

Creating vendor-free Co-horts for Mid-Large Company CHROs

3mo

Love this Eric Hutto “Being transparent about plans by sharing them with associates demonstrates you trust them to handle the news maturely”. What a unique way to look at this. So many great points.

Terry Halterman

Global Client Delivery Executive, Service Delivery Manager, Transition Director, Project/Program/Portfolio Management leader.

1mo

Great article Eric. Trust, transparency, and caring for employees are what make a company a place that people will establish long-term careers. Those leadership characteristics are what will have employees follow leaders to new opportunities. It's great to see you call them out in this article.

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Peter Gilfillan

Helping People Explore Franchise Ownership | Be Own Boss | Follow Your Dreams | Create Wealth | Escape Corp America

2mo

Couldn't agree more, Eric Hutto. Trust is foundational for any thriving business. How do you recommend measuring trust within an organization to track its impact over time?

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Steve Holland

Board Advisor in Technology

3mo

Trust is the bedrock of everything.

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