Trust in the 21st Century


Businesses used to be all about management by objectives. Today’s global governance seems to be “management by accidents”, dealing with each event too little too late, because they are outside the bureaucratic imagination.

WITH the coronavirus outbreak spreading faster around the world than within China, there is a feeling globally that “things are seriously not okay”.

Things are not going well because we have moved from a unipolar order to a multipolar order through a phase of disorder, if not outright chaos. With everyone being bombarded daily by unpredicted man-made and natural disasters, laced with fake news, small wonder that there is a serious trust deficit going on.

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