I would say no. It has nothing to do with trust, if I make code reviews a must have. Everybody makes mistake, no matter how good they are. Trust is build, tha

I would say no. It has nothing to do with trust, if I make code reviews a must have. Everybody makes mistake, no matter how good they are. Trust is build, that even I'm the CTO and one of the founders, I also cannot push stuff, just because I like. I have to go through the same process as all others. Code Review and QA. No shortcuts. This gives my people the idea, that I do trust them to check even the "big boss" of the company and yes I have to fix my shit, if they find something. Because it goes back to my first point: Everybody makes mistakes and there is nothing bad about it.