Word: trustingly
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...class recently, we discussed what happens at Harvard when you encounter a professor in a public place, outside of class. Most of the time, there is no transaction; frequently, there is no eye contact. The eyes are our magical trust building tool, they are the windows to our soul. Eye contact leads to trustworthiness, to reciprocity, to a feeling of “I belong here.” I wonder about the effect that this avoidance to connect has on the construction of a community of trust; I wonder if the excellent work that takes place in some...
...trust my shot more,” Pettit explained. “If I’m lacking in confidence, I don’t feel comfortable releasing the puck...
...labor. Indeed, the 175 member colleges and universities share a single seat on the board, while each of the corporations on the board gets its own seat. Many NGOs and universities actually committed to fair labor practices dropped out of the FLA, and for good reason: can anyone really trust these companies to hold themselves to ethical standards given their track records? And as to the FLA’s track record, they have yet to produce a single public report on any of their activities except in situations in factories already highly publicized by other advocacy groups?...
...this situation, which of the processes was I supposed to trust?” said parent Cheryl Kennedy. “Why can’t you all sit down and collaborate...
...think it helps especially in terms of being excited to be going to practice,” Humphries said of the team’s traditional tightness. “We all have confidence in each other and can trust each other...