Month: July 2020

Accountability

Clipped from: https://hbr.org/2020/02/does-your-team-have-an-accountability-problem  Executive Summary  A lack of accountability is rarely intentional. More often, it’s the result of an underlying issue, such as unclear roles and responsibilities, limited resources, poor strategy, or unrealistic goals. This is why leaders who default to a plea for accountability often end up hitting a wall and feeling even more frustrated. A better strategy is to approach the issue with a leadership mindset. The following steps can help you start the conversation, identify the real issue at hand, and solve it: First, check in with yourself to make sure you’re not part of the problem. Second, find...

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Doing the Right Thing

Similarly, many process management proponents stress the importance of measuring and analyzing work steps. While texts may refer to “process owners”, the words “leadership” or “vision” aren’t used, suggesting that the key to success lies in removing the human element of the processing equation. I’m not aware of any management processes that don’t involve people.

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