The power of paranoia
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The power of paranoia
（Faculty seminar series : Great ideas from business thought leaders）
Harvard Business School Pub., c2005
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Summary: Contrary to the common management belief that trust is an organizational asset, two decades of research on trust and cooperation in organizations have convinced Roderick Kramer that an appropriate amount of distrust can in fact be beneficial in the workplace. Dr. Kramer argues for a moderate form of suspicion, the state he calls "prudent paranoia."