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Posted by Jim Nelson on September 20, 2022
Is a good measure trust or information dependability? Let’s sees what the Asia Network Group’s Professor Warwick Powell says. Importantly our main point is that most supply chains in complex social divisions of labour rely not so much on “trust” as an interpersonal fluid notion, but on information dependability. This hits the topic right in […]
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Posted by Jim Nelson on August 15, 2016
hear doubt research believe Westerners often say they trust until they have reason not too. We Americans give trust at the outset which is a kind of admirable trait. It also means that politics is too high in US companies, and it is even worse in US companies in China. SHI Group chooses to first doubt, […]
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