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Not computer trust. Emotional trust. As for telepresence falling in price, I remember expensive telepresence room we're advertised as "being there" and there
by petra 9y ago
Not computer trust. Emotional trust.
As for telepresence falling in price, I remember expensive telepresence room we're advertised as "being there" and there was specific design for eye contact and body language, but I haven't seen that yet in those cheaper "telepresence" systems.
- whatever_dude 9y agoInterestingly this "source of trust" with a person is exactly what I normally do not want in a commercial transaction. I want time and information to make a decision. For salespeople figuring you out is part of the job. Knowing how to push your buttons to upsell pays well. I can also build trust on a website. It's by selling quality stuff, in a timely manner, replacing it when needed be, etc. Actual service. That's actual trust, not being buddy buddy with a salesperson.
- petra 9y agoThat's true. Salespeople carry negative value in my eyes too. But if we're talking about work mates, that emotional trust and that human connection does carry value.
- tomjen3 9y agoI meant emotional trust. My grandparents don't even know what an URL is (they just know to google things) but even they know that if the little lock isn't green, you don't go shopping because it is not safe.