Have you ever had a boss that could never admit they were wrong, and often deflected blame to someone else? Or they just never would confront someone about their behavior or performance, leaving you and others frustrated.

When accountability is embedded into a workplace culture, and those they are following actually lead by example and model that behavior, employees are far more committed, productive, and happy in their job, even when working their butts off during challenging times. 

It’s a crucial skill for driving results and meeting organizational goals, and the consequences of not having it can be absolutely detrimental to the morale, output, and overall success of the team, the business, and you.

That’s why I’m once again diving into the topic of accountability and sharing how you as a leader can inspire accountability on your team.

In my work as an executive coach, assessing clients regularly on their performance and effectiveness in their job, many leaders and their employees don’t rate themselves high on accountability. 

What this tells me is that accountability isn’t being modeled by leaders, and teams are lacking trust and transparency with those around them. 

Without a foundation of trust, it’s hard to communicate, resolve conflict, and grow — in other words, it’s the downfall of a team.

In this episode, I cover what taking personal accountability looks like both as a leader and employee, and the right way to take accountability for your mistakes. I also review the traits and skills leaders need to focus on if they want to establish accountability on their team.

Tune in to learn how you can become an accountability powerhouse!

TOPICS DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE:

Defining accountability and why it’s importantHow to take accountability for your mistakesThe consequences of not taking accountabilityThe positive impact of accountability on a teamHow to build a foundation of trust and accountabilityWhat you need as a leader to inspire accountability


Are you or your team struggling with accountability, difficult conversations or confronting conflict? 
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