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All Care, No Responsibility: An Accountability Epic Fail | Moment 95

All Care, No Responsibility: An Accountability Epic Fail | Moment 95

Published 1 year, 9 months ago
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Moment #95 // Working successfully in complex organizations requires collaboration. But you shouldn’t sacrifice strong accountabilities for the sake of collaboration.


When you don’t structure your team’s work program around single-point accountability, it’s hard to know who’s doing what. 


Accountabilities  become opaque, confused, and misunderstood… and performance suffers accordingly.


Most of the epic fails I witnessed in my corporate career were the consequence of shared or unclear accountabilities.


If you want to go deeper on this critical leadership capability, have a listen to Ep.230: Too Many Cooks.


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