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what's more important for a successful startup team? trust or loyalty?

what's more important for a successful startup team? trust or loyalty?

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i agree, but let's take for example politicians: they can be loyal to each other but have far less trust

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i think just like any relationship: by example and support when it matters the most

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I honestly think you need both when you're building a successful team

I'd say trust is the ultimate foundation that breeds loyalty, but you need to be aligned on multiple fronts if you want to build something important

Yeah, can't see how you can build loyalty without trust, but if I had to choose one it would be that. Then everything else follows.

loyalty is probably a strong emotion

trust is easier to get but has a lot of attack vectors. having brand stans can last a liftime.

Trust is the foundation for a winning startup team!