Why You Can't Hold Your Team Accountable

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We all want to hold our teams accountable. In almost every workplace I've been, I hear the familiar phrase "There's just no accountability!" This episode deals with that issue. In this episode, I talk about 4 of the most common reasons why I believe leaders can't hold people accountable, and what we need to be doing to make sure that doesn't happen. After listening to this episode, if you would like more information regarding accountability and how to improve it in your team, be sure to check out the Hold Your Team Accountable eBook. Links: Article: 4 Reasons Why You Can't Hold People Accountable. Resource: Hold Your Team Accountable eBook.

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