• Trust

    Trust is gradually built when team members act towards each other with honesty, transparency and vulnerability.

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  • Typical challenges holding back trust

  • How to build trust

    Tips

    The foundation of trust in a team is built on deep, interpersonal relationships. When team members understand and respect each other both personally and professionally, it leads to transformative team dynamics. This is anchored by 'psychological safety,' where conflicts are less intimidating and the fear of making mistakes is reduced, promoting open collaboration based on profound trust.

     

    Trust begins with individuals connecting on a personal level, sharing their stories, and forming bonds beyond their professional roles. To build or rebuild trust, engaging in enjoyable activities outside of work can be effective. Various team-building activities, easily found online, help create a strong sense of unity, often more impactful than the work itself.

     

    Actions

    • Be honest
    • Be transparent
    • Share shortcomings
    • Share concerns
    • Help each other
    • Be reliable
    • Be forgiving
    • Be open
    • Ask for help
    • Admit failure
    • Keep a positive atmosphere
  • The 6 TeamDrivers 

    The characteristics of a well-functioning team. 

    Trust

    Trust is gradually built when team members act towards each other with honesty, transparency and vulnerability.

    Healthy conflict

    Healthy conflict allow teams to be open and honest about personal opinions, as well as respectful of each other’s views and opinions.

    Commitment

    Commitment results in clear decision making and the ability to execute according to plans.

    Accountability

    Accountable teams keep each other honest and act in line with joint decisions, commitments, and expectations.

    Shared results

    Teams focused on shared results prioritize collective goals, with members setting aside individual agendas for the common good.

    Adaptiveness

    Adaptive teams efficiently create and embrace new approaches thriving on change through experimentation, play and fun.