"In Team We Trust"

The Team Trust Canvas is available in German

Posted by alexeypikulev in team trust, Trust toolbox

Now the version of our Team Trust Canvas is available in German. Many thanks to Martin Brotzeller. Great job!

A Trust Toolbox for Virtual Teams. You are invited to play!

Posted by alexeypikulev in Trust toolbox, virtual team

To date we’ve conducted In Team We Trust Workshops with co-located teams in over a dozen cities around the world. According to our social media analytics, the Team Trust Toolbox (the Canvas, Cards, etc) is becoming very popular indeed.

What Happens When You Trust Too Much

Posted by alexeypikulev in business cases, trust recover

Our previous articles were dedicated to different aspects which can help us to grow trust. But what would happen if we trust too much? Is it bad or good?

Getting Started With the Team Trust Canvas. Team Forming

Posted by alexeypikulev in business cases, team trust, team work

Real business cases and examples are the most important and awaited outcomes from any workshops. It is not a secret students expect examples from trainers and trainers encourage participants to share own patterns of success.

The Team Trust Canvas is available in Brazilian Portuguese

Posted by alexeypikulev in team trust, Trust toolbox

Our volunteers are continuing to translate the Team Trust Canvas. We are happy to announce that the Team Trust Canvas is now available in Brazilian Portuguese (first draft).

The Team Trust Canvas is now available in Spanish and Catalan

Posted by alexeypikulev in Trust toolbox

We are happy to announce that the Team Trust Canvas is now available in Spanish and Catalan.

We are looking for volunteers

Posted by alexeypikulev in Trust toolbox

We know that Trust is an essential part of each culture. Therefore we think it will be pretty good to spread the word about trust all over the world.

Vulnerability and the “Naked King”

Posted by alexeypikulev in team work, Trust toolbox

One of my favorite fairy tales is by Hans Christian Andersen is “The Emperor’s New Clothes“. My kids like to read it and we spend a lot of time laughing about a fool king and some cunning weavers.