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Developing High Trust Work RelationshipsBy The Open University

In a Nutshell

In this course from the Open University, business expert Dr. Graham Dietz explains how trust benefits workers, leaders, and businesses.

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Improving levels of trust in the workplace has become increasingly recognized as key to long-term organizational effectiveness and success.

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Introduction

In the past, managers controlled and monitored employees to maintain productivity.

But research into productivity and happiness at work shows that fair treatment and trust lead to better business outcomes than control.

Trust should be a priority for business leaders that want to create successful and efficient organizations.

Developing High Trust Work Relationships from the Open University explains the basics of trust and why it matters to businesses.

Dr. Graham Dietz, a researcher at Durham University Business School, examines the benefits and challenges of high-trust relationships in the workplace.

Dr. Dietz also outlines the basics of how a culture of trust can increase profits and reduce expenses across an organization.

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