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I’m not sure things are so black and white. Although I would agree that trust is earned, I don’t think trust is the most important thing. Rather than relying o
by 0db532a0 8y ago
I’m not sure things are so black and white. Although I would agree that trust is earned, I don’t think trust is the most important thing.
Rather than relying on trusting other people in the workplace, it would be better to develop a system where people both trust you and rely on you.
If I go to my manager and admit to him that I have problems, he will immediately suspect two things. One, that I don’t get on with people, and two, that I might rat him out one day.
I have not been able to apply these ideas in real life, as I have been much too idealistic. I’m looking for a new strategy.
- jpatokal 8y agoAs a manager, it's far better for you to come to me with a problem than it is for me to hear about your problem from somebody else. (And if the manager is any good, they'll know about the problem already.)