Every day, in thousands of offices across the world
and on millions of worksites everywhere, the trust game is being
played.
In a literal sense, the trust game involves someone
standing on a small stool and falling backward into the other’s
arms. However, in a more figurative sense, the trust game is
transacted thousands of times throughout the day between people who
give and take, work and benefit, pay and earn their living wages.
There are so many things to bring this process
about. When humans come together in a group, they naturally organize
themselves so that the top dogs and natural leaders at the head of
the group, the most competent are right below them, and on down to
the measly, whining, little underlings who, coincidentally, always
find life to be really unfair.
In the trust game, employees rely upon each other
and look to the behavior of each other in order to get stuff done
around the jobsite. When someone sends a letter off to their
secretary to be rewritten, they trust that she is doing a competent
job, rather than sitting at her desk painting her nails. When a
company executive gives some important documents to a delivery boy to
take across town, they trust that the papers will get there safe and
sound. The trust game is everywhere. Even people who are not the
trusting sort HAVE to trust the people with whom they work…or else
they would not end up having a job.
This trust is broken when drugs or alcohol are
brought onto the worksite. When employees cannot be trusted to
control themselves around each other, the trust game takes a nasty
turn. Employee drug testing reveals very
bad results, the company double checks the saliva
drug test or urine drug test, rereads the alcohol breathalyser
device, and determines if the employee is still fit for duty.
Our ToxSure saliva drug test is a really popular
product which we carry, and we are also proud of our breathalyser
recalibration service. There are a lot of options for returning to
the trust game at CMM Technology. For more information, call us
today: (+61) 1300 79 70 30.
This Article has been taken from http://cmm.com.au/articles/2013/the-trust-game-at-work/
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