• How Trust Is Built in Today's Best Accounting Firms

  • Jun 27 2024
  • Duración: 24 m
  • Podcast

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How Trust Is Built in Today's Best Accounting Firms

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  • Is trust the missing element in your organization? How can you close the trust gap between leaders and employees?

    In this compelling episode of the Accounting Talent Podcast, host Rob Brown sits down with Cory Sheer, the author of "Closing the Trust Gap," to explore the critical issue of trust within accounting firms. With a deep dive into the multiple trust gaps identified by Cory's research, this conversation uncovers the staggering reality that leaders often overestimate their trustworthiness compared to frontline employees.

    From dissecting the organizational trust gap to understanding the epidemic of distrust affecting productivity, retention, and profitability, Cory and Rob shed light on why trust is the ultimate currency in today's business landscape. They discuss the impact of collective trauma, technological evolution, and economic conditions on trust, and why trustworthy policies and practices are as crucial as trustworthy people.

    Tune in to discover practical strategies for fostering trust, enhancing organizational policies, and aligning them with the evolving needs of employees and clients. Whether you're struggling with talent attraction, retention, or simply aiming to build a more cohesive and loyal team, this episode is packed with insights to help your firm thrive in a trust-deficient world.

    Key Takeaways:

    - There is on average a 31% gap in trust between leaders and frontline employees across industries

    - 51% of employees do not have a high level of trust for their leaders

    - Trust must be built through both people and policies/practices in an organization

    - The three building blocks of trust are competency, problem-solving, and care for others

    - Regular evaluation and iteration of policies is crucial for maintaining trust


    Quotes:

    "Trust is a vital currency that we need to grow in our companies."

    "Trust is something that Stephen Baradel calls an actionable asset. It is an actionable asset that you can take action on in order to strengthen and improve."

    You can watch this specific episode on our YouTube Channel here:

    https://youtu.be/Vj0wWi9bAqw

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