I don't trust this kid any further than I can throw him

Published on January 10, 2020 and filed under Product and project management
Written by Steve Tauber and will take

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In short

When joining a new project, there are a couple actions you can take in order to build up that trust: Commit and Disagree; Be extra transparent; and Add some context via 1-1s. Read more!

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Steve Tauber

Steve is an American living in Zagreb. He has experience as a CTO, senior programmer, project and product manager, and trainer.

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