Organization development interventions often produce positive change results. Interventions that rely on participation of organizational members can create openness and trust among coworkers and respect for others. Interventions can also help employees understand that the organization wants to promote risk taking and empowerment. “Living” these characteristics can lead to better organizational performance. However, a change agent involved in an OD effort imposes his or her value system on those involved in the intervention, especially when the intervention addresses coworker mistrust. The change agent may deal with this problem by bringing all affected parties together to openly discuss their perceptions of the dilemma.