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Welcome to the Change Energizer Hot Seat Podcast! Host, Scott Carly, the Trust Energizer, drops leaders into the hot seat to reveal the Trust X Factor behind their triumphs.
In this episode, Scott invites Jennifer Ivy from Keystone Bank to experience a tool everyone is asking about: The Trust Credit Score. Jennifer shares two compelling, real-world examples—one high-performer up for promotion and one employee experiencing a "trust crash"—to demonstrate how the five-point scorecard provides a concrete, quantifiable way to:
- Validate a manager's intuition on a candidate or team member.
- Objectively qualify an MVP for promotion or the next level.
- Diagnose and address issues during a "trust crash" or performance gap.
Learn how Jennifer scored her top candidate (8.4 average) based on their meticulous vibe, transparent motives for mastery, immaculate client follow-through, and pursuit of a CTP designation. In stark contrast, she breaks down why the "trust crash" employee scored a 5.0, detailing how a lack of desire, taking "the first available no" with clients, and negative attitude undermined their intelligence and competence.
Jennifer concludes by emphasizing the Trust Credit Score's value as a tool for both front-end hiring and long-term employee development, offering valuable feedback that can be quantified and corrected.
By Scott CarleyWelcome to the Change Energizer Hot Seat Podcast! Host, Scott Carly, the Trust Energizer, drops leaders into the hot seat to reveal the Trust X Factor behind their triumphs.
In this episode, Scott invites Jennifer Ivy from Keystone Bank to experience a tool everyone is asking about: The Trust Credit Score. Jennifer shares two compelling, real-world examples—one high-performer up for promotion and one employee experiencing a "trust crash"—to demonstrate how the five-point scorecard provides a concrete, quantifiable way to:
- Validate a manager's intuition on a candidate or team member.
- Objectively qualify an MVP for promotion or the next level.
- Diagnose and address issues during a "trust crash" or performance gap.
Learn how Jennifer scored her top candidate (8.4 average) based on their meticulous vibe, transparent motives for mastery, immaculate client follow-through, and pursuit of a CTP designation. In stark contrast, she breaks down why the "trust crash" employee scored a 5.0, detailing how a lack of desire, taking "the first available no" with clients, and negative attitude undermined their intelligence and competence.
Jennifer concludes by emphasizing the Trust Credit Score's value as a tool for both front-end hiring and long-term employee development, offering valuable feedback that can be quantified and corrected.