The word is.....trust. As a human resources professional, are you trustworthy? Are the members of your management team trustworthy?
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
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I think I am trustworthy in dealings with employees; however, with the media coverage of all the corporate scandels with top executives, I believe employees' have distrust of management. Managers must work harder to prove that they are trustworthy.
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