It’s scary how many articles on trust are emerging these days.  It’s certainly a sign of the times.

Most of the articles I see on trust have a distinct North American slant.  Today, however, I ran across one such article that had a distinctly European flavor.  It proved worthy of sharing.

Here’s the link:  http://blogs.hbr.org/cs/2011/07/the_deepest_deficit_trust.html

As Goffee and Jones point out,  the trust deficit is not merely a North American phenomena.  Those of you who have read The Power of Professionalism shouldn’t find that surprising.  Just goes to show…misery loves company.

Bill Wiersma is the founder and principal of Wiersma and Associates—a management consulting and training firm. Bill is a trusted advisor to executive leadership on senior team development and organizational culture. A renowned thought leader, Wiersma’s The Power of Professionalism is driving the way people think about professionals and, more importantly, changing the way professionals view themselves.

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