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Develop Trust
Trust is the foundation for everything we do. But what do we do when it’s broken — or not shared by everyone on a team?
Why Focus on Trust?
Trust is the foundation for everything we do, and if we can learn to trust one another more, we can have unprecedented human progress.
In this Teamraderie Journey, your team will participate in three live, expert-led, interactive experiences together. You will take a crash course on trust: how to build, maintain, and restore it when lost. More importantly, you will do this as a team and contextualize all that you learn to make your team and workplace a more trusting environment.
$8,000 for up to 20 team members
Headcount is editable later
What are the components of Trust?
The component parts of trust are well-understood.
People tend to trust you when they believe they are interacting with the real you (authenticity), when they have faith in your judgment and competence (logic), and when they feel that you care about them (empathy).
When all three things are working, we generate great trust. But if any of these three gets shaky – if it wobbles – then trust is threatened.
Does your ideal team look like this?
Team members trust one another
Building (and maintaining) trust becomes a priority
Team members communicate well to increase trust
Team members frequently express appreciation for others
In this journey, you will learn:
Why people trust you in some cases — but not others
Before your team’s first experience, you will all take a short survey to gauge where your team is at.
2. Experiences
Your team will participate in four curated experiences in a sequence developed in collaboration with Frances Frei and Anne Morriss designed to build and optimize your team’s trust.
Don’t let your team be a bust – help build their trust.
Your team will really jive – while listening to award-winning poet and songwriter IN-Q Live.
Then your team will feel heard – while they come up with their own spoken word.
How can you accelerate the pace at which you drive change in your organization? Through improv-comedy inspired exercises, we’ll explore the common “I don’t get it,” “I don’t like it,” and “I don’t like you” challenges you may face when driving change and how to best overcome them.
How can your team enhance their empathy? What if we said…Improv! Learn how to put yourself in someone else’s shoes, respond to their emotions, and co-create a scene with them. This helps to develop social skills and the ability to understand and connect with others, which is a key aspect of empathy.
After each experience, you’ll receive weekly tips, exercises, and activities to put into practice with your team to continue building upon what you learned together.
You'll receive actionable tips to use...
At your next 1:1
At your next standup
At your next team meeting
At your next review
4. Measurements
At the conclusion of your last experience, your team will re-take the original assessment to measure your progress as it relates to building and deepening team trust.
Certificates Awarded to Teams Upon Completion
Teamraderie Certificates of Completion include a video to congratulate, monthly recommendations of articles and studies for leaders curated by Teamraderie in collaboration with Stanford and Harvard thought leaders, quarterly book recommendations, and invitations to exclusive Leadership Lab events.
Get Started
Ready to take your team on a journey to build trust?
Take the next step to book your first experience.
We became more aware of where we ‘lose’ people due to a lack of trust. And the experiences helped us become better on every dimension of trust.
— VP Product, Fortune 50 tech company
Journeys Effectively Improve Team Dynamics
Journeys are co-created with thought leaders from the world’s top universities. The content is all evidence-based and rigorously-aligned to the academic research. Teams learn in cohorts – and practice newly acquired skills with each other. After each experience, managers receive practical, research-backed tips that help managers to practice and extend what’s been learned.