1. Observe whether they uphold commitments. Often, trustworthy individuals will show up to work or to a date on time to show that they value everyone else’s time. If the person often shows up late without calling to let you know they are running late, or fails to show up at all, these may be signs that they are not someone you can trust to uphold their commitments.
2. Take Your Time
No one can hide their true colors for too long.
3. Actions Speak Louder Than Words
I don’t know about you, but I’ve totally dated the guy who says all the right things, but then never actually follows through on any of it
4. Before trusting a person, try to determine how often he or she is correct.
5. If you’re thinking of trusting someone with money, assess how financially desperate or materialistic they may be. I'd be a bit dubious of someone who drives a Jaguar and wears a Rolex.
6. Pay attention to how they respond to difficult or challenging questions.
The person may take some time to answer, but note if they change the subject or avoid answering the question. This may be an indication that they are hiding something.
7. When Person X says something is going to happen, does it usually happen?
If answer is yes he is trustworthy.
8. Ask yourself, “how do I feel when I’m with them?” We often forget that we can check in with our bodies. Do I feel nervous, sick to my stomach, calm, comfortable, safe? What do I actually feel?
9. They display self-control.
10. They’re comfortable making compromises.
11. People who are lying are more likely to redirect the conversation back to you. If you feel like you don’t really know much about the person after several conversations, or that you are disclosing more about yourself than you’re learning about the other person, this could be a warning sign.
12. People who lie may use less detail than usual when talking about something. They also may give justification for their answers even if they haven't been asked.
13. Does Person X sometimes withhold information in order to make things go more smoothly or to avoid conflict?
If answer is no he is trustworthy.
14. They are trusting of others.
15. People who are trustworthy generally respect mutuality and collaboration in communication.
16. Consider how fast they move. Moving into a relationship too quickly is a warning sign of a person who may be abusive
17. Watch how they treat others.
18. Check out social media. It can be difficult to keep up a dishonest facade, especially when we’re all plugged into social media so often.
19. Request other personal information, such as a background check or a list of previous employers.
Most people should not be afraid of a background check if they have a clean record and have nothing to hide.
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Friday, 25 August 2017
Friday, 26 May 2017
How to Build Trust With Customers 24 Tips
1. Avoid selling a solution that isn’t in the customer’s best interest.
2. Great Service Matters.
3. Ask questions and listen to the answers.
4. Be yourself.
5. Be Transparent about Your Products or Services.
6. Never misrepresent the features, advantages and benefits of a product or service.
7. Consistency Breeds Harmony
8. Don’t bad-mouth the competition.
9. Value the relationship.
10. Provide Quality Customer Service to Your Customer Base.
11. Don’t promise anything you can’t deliver.
12. Transparency Is Clear.
13. Stay positive. People trust others who are upbeat, dedicated problem-solvers.
14. Be curious about people.
15. Make & Keep Promises
16. Accepting or offering bribes or gifts is always unethical.
17. Avoid controversy. You may unintentionally express opinions that others find offensive. Stick to the business at hand.
18. Be honest and helpful.
19. Keep an open mind.
20. Keep pricing consistent to all departments within the same company.
21. Be a professional.
22. Show real integrity.
23. When problems develop after the sale, don’t make excuses and don’t place blame; fix the problem.
24. If and when you must speak of the competition, be respectful at all times.
2. Great Service Matters.
3. Ask questions and listen to the answers.
4. Be yourself.
5. Be Transparent about Your Products or Services.
6. Never misrepresent the features, advantages and benefits of a product or service.
7. Consistency Breeds Harmony
8. Don’t bad-mouth the competition.
9. Value the relationship.
10. Provide Quality Customer Service to Your Customer Base.
11. Don’t promise anything you can’t deliver.
12. Transparency Is Clear.
13. Stay positive. People trust others who are upbeat, dedicated problem-solvers.
14. Be curious about people.
15. Make & Keep Promises
16. Accepting or offering bribes or gifts is always unethical.
17. Avoid controversy. You may unintentionally express opinions that others find offensive. Stick to the business at hand.
18. Be honest and helpful.
19. Keep an open mind.
20. Keep pricing consistent to all departments within the same company.
21. Be a professional.
22. Show real integrity.
23. When problems develop after the sale, don’t make excuses and don’t place blame; fix the problem.
24. If and when you must speak of the competition, be respectful at all times.
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