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Trust is like a bank account. You start a new relationship with a certain amount of trust, and then over time you add to that account to build a solid foundation. –Jesse Lyn Stoner “The 4 Dimensions of Trust“
Do Your Library Users Trust and Support You?
Spend some time with the post Earning Trust by Aaron Schmidt. Think about his opening premise: “Earning the trust of your library members is crucial to delivering a great user experience. Without trust, it is impossible to connect to library … Continue reading
Trust Me!
Much of what we do in libraries is done as a team. Good teamwork is an essential element if you’re going to have a successful library. And trust is an essential element if you’re going to have a successful … Continue reading
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Empowering Employees
Came across this thoughtful post this week: Leaders Need to Understand the Risk and Trust Relationship. I agree, it is so true: “How can we get staff to make more decisions on their own, they always come to us for … Continue reading