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The Thin Book of Trust
An Essential Primer for Building Trust at Work
Book • 2008
The Thin Book of Trust by Charles Feltman provides a simple yet powerful framework for building trust in the workplace.
The book is based on the idea that trust is a competency that can be learned, improved, and practiced.
It defines trust through four key assessments: sincerity, reliability, competence, and care.
These assessments help individuals understand how to build and maintain strong trust with their colleagues and contribute to a high-trust culture at work.
The third edition includes new resources, a study guide, and a resource download page, making it a valuable tool for leaders, coaches, consultants, and HR professionals.
The book is based on the idea that trust is a competency that can be learned, improved, and practiced.
It defines trust through four key assessments: sincerity, reliability, competence, and care.
These assessments help individuals understand how to build and maintain strong trust with their colleagues and contribute to a high-trust culture at work.
The third edition includes new resources, a study guide, and a resource download page, making it a valuable tool for leaders, coaches, consultants, and HR professionals.
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as an amazing book about trust, and its accessibility and practicality are highlighted.

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as an essential primer for building trust at work.

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when defining trust and its importance.


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