Few people will question the importance of accountability in the workplace. Establishing it, however, is an entirely different matter.But Scott Robley suggests it doesn’t have to be that complicated. All organizations have to do is create a culture of multidirectional, continuous feedback that addresses gaps between expectations and employee performance in a meaningful and intentional way.“Continuous dialogue is the magical part of accountability,” says Robley, the director of professional services as well as a speaker, coach and master trainer at Crucial Learning (www.cruciallearning.com). “My colleague Joseph Grenny always says you can measure the strength of an organization by the amount
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Aug 28, 2024
| by Ken Wysocky |















