15min
From veteran of federal service Robin Dreeke of the FBI and the Marines, we learn how companies become happier and more productive by using the Code of Trust. We will learn the 5 principles that the code is based on, the 4 steps to inspire trust and some useful tips to help us navigate each moment of the day based on the type of person in front of us. A true guide for entrepreneurs and team managers.
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Analysis and key concepts
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The Code of Trust
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The power of trust and leadership
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The 5 points of the Code of Trust
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How to inspire trust in 4 steps
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Learn when you can negotiate based on the personality of the person in front of you
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The 3 techniques to connect with anyone
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15 exercises to avoid losing trust and reinforcing the Code of Trust
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Quotes
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Take-home message
The Code of Trust is a system developed by Robin Dreeke; it was tested and implemented during his years of work in the field. It is neither a strategy nor a leadership system, but it is a set of principles to understand and store your daily life. Since its creation these principles have changed the culture of whole companies and created fulfilled employees, leaving them with high spirits and therefore inevitably more productive. The book is full of anecdotes on how the author used and tested his methodology during spy missions that he undertook as an FBI agent. The method is simple but it’s implementation requires a lot of effort, which is encouraged several times in the reader throughout the book.
The main concept is: inspiring trust is not a game of prestige, neither is it an esoteric activity. Instead it is in fact an effort to be cooperative, empathetic and focused on improving oneself as a person, both professionally and personally.
For this reason the question is not how to use the book “The Code of Trust” but rather how does a person become deserving of trust?
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The author
Robin Dreeke began working for the FBI in 1997 after graduating from the United States Naval Academy and serving in the Marine Corps. He specialized in social psychology and the practical application of the development of psychological sciences, personality and interpersonal relationships.He directed a program to analyse the behaviour of members of the American counterintelligence.
Cameron Stauth is co-author of 28 books He is one of the most esteemed authors in America, known mostly for his contribution to the area of non-fiction books and books focused on medical literature.
Edition
Publishing house:
St. Martin’s Press
Year:
2017
Pages:
384
ISBN:
978-1250093462