Saturday, March 07, 2009
POWER THOUGHT OF THE WEEK: Networking Power Self-Assessment, Part 2
Trust
Networks are crucial components of relationship capital. A large part of the benefit that comes from being integral in a social network is the level of familiarity, intimacy and trust that develops. Trust leads to an increased flow of information and knowledge. Information is power, expert power. What have you done to establish trusting relationships in your network? What steps could you take to deepen that trust? When you have information power, wield it with integrity. Be trustworthy.
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Posted by AJKovitz at 11:35 AM
Labels: networking power self-assessment, patricia parham, power thought, Power thought of the week, relationship capital, the national networker, TNNW, trust, trustworthy
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