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Maintaining Accountability
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Intermediate Provider : Jason Weber 5 Lessons · 11m in Arabic, German, English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Urdu, Chinese
Course Description
Once you have established expectations for your team, your work as the leader is just beginning. If you fail to hold your employees accountable to your set expectations, you run the risk of creating an environment in which employees lose trust in their leader and teammates. While no team is perfect, understanding how to take failure and turn it into a learning experience can keep momentum moving forward. With this momentum, you can implement a variety of sustainment actions like climate pulse checks and team engagement activities. Maintaining positive relationships with your team can drive trust and respect within the team leading to a collaborative approach to maintaining accountability.
In this course on Maintaining Accountability, you will learn the importance of consistency and following through with established expectations. When accountability is not adhered to, challenges can emerge that could impact team morale and motivation. This course will provide insight into how you can fail forward and sustain success with your team.
What You'll Learn
- Identify the value of consistency when following through on established expectations
- Define how to fail forward and turn failure into a learning experience
- Develop strategies for team engagement and sustaining success
- Recognize the consequences that emerge when accountability is not adhered to
- Apply sustainment actions such as climate pulse checks and team engagement activities
Key Takeaways
- Failing to hold employees accountable to set expectations risks creating an environment where employees lose trust in their leader and teammates.
- Understanding how to take failure and turn it into a learning experience can keep momentum moving forward.
- Sustainment actions such as climate pulse checks and team engagement activities can be implemented to maintain momentum.
- Maintaining positive relationships with the team can drive trust and respect, leading to a collaborative approach to accountability.
- When accountability is not adhered to, challenges can emerge that could impact team morale and motivation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this course on Maintaining Accountability for?
It is for leaders who have established expectations for their team and want to learn how to hold employees accountable to those expectations.
What will I learn in this course?
You will learn the importance of consistency and following through with established expectations, how to fail forward, and how to develop strategies for team engagement to sustain success with your team.
What topics are covered in the lessons?
The course covers an Introduction, Lack of Accountability and Consequences, Failing Forward, and Sustaining Success, followed by a Test Your Knowledge assessment.
What happens if accountability is not maintained on a team?
When accountability is not adhered to, challenges can emerge that could impact team morale and motivation, and employees may lose trust in their leader and teammates.
