Trust Cards

Use this card set to start an honest conversation about the current team culture and to discuss small actions you could take to improve it.

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Psychological safety is by far today’s most decisive factor in predicting team success. But do your team members feel safe to speak up? Do they feel like they can make mistakes and they are not held against them? Do they feel valued?

Use this card set to start an honest conversation about the current team culture and to discuss small actions you could take to improve it.

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Psychological safety is by far today’s most decisive factor in predicting team success. But do your team members feel safe to speak up? Do they feel like they can make mistakes and they are not held against them? Do they feel valued?

Use this card set to start an honest conversation about the current team culture and to discuss small actions you could take to improve it.

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