Tag Archives: Accountable

4 red flags that you’re not holding people accountable (and how to get it right)

  By Melissa Powell February 05, 2024 The business world talks a lot about accountability, but what are the tangible impacts of accountability within an organization? It’s a question that has intrigued executives, leaders, and employees for years. The concept of accountability has grown to be more than just a buzzword —now, it’s a vital … Continue reading 4 red flags that you’re not holding people accountable (and how to get it right)

5 Tips to Hold Ourselves More Accountable When Working Remotely

Angela Ash June 23, 2020 Accountability at work is a relatively new concept that implies that everyone resumes individual authority over their decisions, results, actions and attitude. With the rise of agile methodologies and the whole new concept of doing business, accountability has emerged as a novel necessity. The whole point of this concept is … Continue reading 5 Tips to Hold Ourselves More Accountable When Working Remotely

How To Hold Your Team Accountable (Without Micromanaging)

by Jacob Shriar March 1, 2016 Follow @jacobshriarMarch 1, 2016 The best leaders hold their team accountable, but the best leaders also know that micromanaging is a terrible idea. We all know that micromanaging is bad. Employees become unmotivated, it’s a waste of time for everyone involved, and employees never grow. But of course, as … Continue reading How To Hold Your Team Accountable (Without Micromanaging)

Sales Team Motivation by Accountability – A Sales Manager’s Guide to Holding Salespeople Accountable

I received a call from a Sales Director recently who told me that his Sales Managers fail to hold their salespeople accountable. He said: “My Sales Managers are too soft on their salespeople 95% of the time and too hard on them 5% of the time.” He went on to explain that when attempting to … Continue reading Sales Team Motivation by Accountability – A Sales Manager’s Guide to Holding Salespeople Accountable