Rachel Botsman, the author of “Who Can You Trust?", talks about how trust works, whether in relation to robots, companies, or other people. Technology, she says, speeds up the development of trust and can help us decide who to trust. But when it comes to making those decisions, we shouldn’t leave our devices to their own devices.
Jun 9
We All Hate Meetings—Here’s How to Make Them Work
Meetings are one of the biggest drains on time, energy, and morale at work, yet most managers are never actually taught how to run them well. Paul English, cofounder of Kayak, argues that organizations underestimate just how costly bad meetings can be. He says meeting culture is ... Show More
26m 8s
Mar 2018
3 Things You Need To Get Your Customers To Trust You, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO224
<p>Businesses ask me all the time, "how can we get our customers to trust us?" Trust is incredibly important. But when people ask me that, I already know something is wrong with their thinking. In this episode, I explain why, and identify what you really need to do to establish t ... Show More
13m 33s
Feb 2023
319: Harvard's Sandra Sucher, What is the foundation of trust? (Strategy Skills classics)
<p>For this episode, let's revisit a Strategy Skills classic where we interview the coauthor of <em>The Power of Trust,</em> Sandra Sucher. In this book, Sandra Sucher and Shalene Gupta examine the economic impact of trust and the science behind it and conclusively prove that tru ... Show More
1h 18m