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The Traitors | Working relationships are built on trust, but it's not always guaranteed

Working relationships are built on trust, but it's not always guaranteed

Being thrown together with people you've never met before and expected to trust them straightaway might be the theme of The Traitors, but it's also a strong analogy for the world of work.

As The Traitors carries on its run with the battle between Traitor and Faithful, it might have got you thinking about how we trust others at work, and what we each do to build on that relationship.

From onboarding to away days, working relationships are all about trust, and when that's broken it can be difficult to repair.

Of course, there is  no clear way to know if everyone in your workplace is trustworthy. As an HR professional you may well see it as a big part of your role to manage and help people navigate those trust boundaries, too.

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