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In 60 Seconds ~ October 2009 |
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Do you have the right to hire someone for a job and then hold them accountable to do it? What is your culture regarding accountability? Hard working employees are more engaged when the leader rewards good performance and deals appropriately with deficits in performance. Dynamic, committed, productive people want to work with people like themselves. Don’t you? Engagement research states that employers who are able to manage performance issues create a greater sense of engagement and therefore productivity on their team. No surprise. The surprise lies in how many leaders struggle with this issue. Here are 3 key questions to help you determine your Accountability Culture. How effective are we at:
Lack of consequence, positive or negative, breeds mediocrity or in other words, disengagement. Engaged people equal engaged workplaces brimming with energy, focus and results. Intentional Act of Character John Walker, Dean of the Centre for Hospitality &
Culinary Arts at George Brown College, a tremendously successful and
bustling school, decided to put the issue of accountability squarely
on the table with his leadership team.
"I am grateful to Kathleen and the team for facilitating the Webinar sessions. The presentation of information and the forum to discuss ideas with other leaders is a great opportunity. I would encourage everyone to join in the Webinars. There is valuable information that will challenge us all to examine ourselves and to become better leaders." Ginene
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Wishing you
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