
What Scammers Can Teach You About Building a Better Company Culture
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Would your team still follow you if your title disappeared?
In today’s episode, we take a wild but eye-opening detour into the world of scams and what leaders can ethically learn from them.
Scammers are masters of creating belief, urgency, and trust all without fancy org charts or performance reviews. So what happens when we apply their psychology to building culture that actually sticks?
In this episode, you’ll learn:
- The psychological triggers scammers use (and why they work)
- How leaders can ethically use influence to create belonging
- The danger of relying on compliance instead of connection
- Why culture starts at the system level, not the slogan level
- A surprising framework for rebuilding trust in disengaged teams
If you’re in HR, operations, or leading post-M&A integration, this might be the most unexpected leadership insight you’ve heard all year.
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