> Trustworthiness is not hard to define at all. When a coworker tells you they will do something, do they do it? And the devil is in the details: - Will ALL o

> Trustworthiness is not hard to define at all. When a coworker tells you they will do something, do they do it? And the devil is in the details: - Will ALL of the request be addressed, or will some parts be omitted without the omissions being surfaced explicitly? - Will this person ask questions and/or look carefully at context to resolve any ambiguities in the ask? Or will they just kind of assume what you mean, ignoring any ambiguity or context that conflicts with their assumption, and not communicate any of the assumptions they made or thought process behind those? - Will they be thoughtful about unintended consequences of the ask and surface those, or just do literally what was requested, let the shit hit the fan, and blame you if anything goes wrong?