The SPEED of Trust: The One Thing That Changes Everything by Stephen M.R. Covey Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of The SPEED of Trust: The One Thing That Changes Everything
Book Review: The 4 Core Trust Principles are Right On and Realistic
Summary: 5 Stars
As a software startup oriented around managing people's expenses, trust is what can only be considered table stakes. Steven Covey has clearly identified what it takes to build trust. Sure, it might be things we all know but what helped me is that it identified the stages necessary to building it. I've included more about his book here, check out [...]
Book Review: Trusting the Speed of Trust
Summary: 5 Stars
When I read 'Speed of Trust' I had many "ah hah" moments. Either I had just read an explanation for something that had bothered me in the past, or I understood just why I had trusted someone or that person had trusted me. For both the realizations of what worked in the past and the realizations having to do with things that had not worked and why, this book is fabulous! It also pointed out to my just why trust is so essential, and why some relationships are absolutely doomed to failure -- because the trust levels don't match. This book is not about blame, it's about what is and what a person can do to create more trust (provided that is what you want). I recommend it very highly!Book Review: Speed of Trust
Summary: 5 Stars
"The Speed Of Trust" is all that I imagined. Stephen validated my own thoughts about customer service. I am inspired to even further GREAT customer service.Book Review: Worth your time
Summary: 5 Stars
The book was epiphany-inducing on multiple levels. For anyone working in teams, it is a great read. Book Review: Great concept
Summary: 5 Stars
I purchased this CD after receiving an invitation to a seminar that I could not attend, nor did I have time to read the book. I was expecting a 7 Habits kind of content (I am a big fan of the 7 Habits series), but found this book to be somewhat different, but equally useful with good ideas. I think this book should be part of every business curriculum because as Mr. Covey points out, lack of trust represents a loss of both time and money.