November 2008
September Carnival of Trust is Up
by Charles H. Green on Friday, September 5, 2008 (post #337)
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The September Carnival of Trust is up, and it's a great read.
Our hard-working host this month is Ann Bares, of Altura Consulting Group, who writes at Compensation Force. For those of you new to "carnivals," the concept is this: each month, a guest host combs the internet for the best blog posts relating to trust: trust in sales and marketing, leadership and management, strategy/economics/politics, and advising/influencing. Each host adds their own particular perspective and commentary n teh Top 10 choices they made.
Ann has done a terrific job surveying the field--her selections convey the range of situations within which trust is relevant. She introduces and shares with us posts on trust relations between citizens and local government; the role of trust in social networking; how saying "No" can create trust; and my personal favorite, the use of trust as a substitute for controls in the business world. Congratulations to all the posts selected by Ann to make the Top Ten List--it's an honor!
It's a great read--I recommend the September Carnival of Trust to you.
Past Carnivals can be found here. If you'd like to enter a blog posting for the next Carnival, click here. The next Carnival of Trust will be held at the beginning of October.
Charles H. Green, author of Trust-Based Selling and co-author of The Trusted Advisor, is a consultant and speaker on trust issues for some of the world's best companies. He has written about trust in business relationships at Trust Matters since 2006. Read more...
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