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The document outlines 17 behaviors to foster trust within teams, addressing the high rate of team dysfunction. Key actions include sharing responsibilities, leading by example, providing timely feedback, and empowering team members to solve problems and make decisions. By building trust, teams can improve their performance and engagement significantly.

























The presentation highlights the importance of trust in teams, revealing that 75% of teams are dysfunctional. It provides a roadmap with 17 actionable ways to build trust.
These slides focus on sharing the workload by taking on tasks others avoid, participating in on-call rotations, supporting daily checklists, and helping in crisis management.
Key behaviors that demonstrate leadership include notifying about changes, being present in meetings, openly communicating disagreements, and ensuring everyone is heard.
Emphasizes the importance of timely, specific feedback and the necessity of delivering constructive criticism compassionately.
Focuses on empowering team members by solving problems, discussing career aspirations, and setting team goals collaboratively.
Encourages fostering a culture of inquiry, delegating decision-making power, and tolerating mistakes as learning opportunities.
Concludes that trust leads to higher performance and promotes a virtuous cycle, urging leaders to be the catalyst for building trust.