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Performance vs trust

Performance vs trust

Everybody wants someone on their team that is a high performer and is highly trusted.

The Navy seals put a considerable emphasis on trustworthiness. A high performer of low trust is a toxic team member. A medium performer of high trust or sometimes even a low performer of high trust is preferred over the high performer of low trust. 

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