Accountability
True accountability is not about blame. It's about enabling people to take individual and team performance to the next level.
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Individual Accountability (15)
This common-sense program provides a basic overview of what it takes to be seen as an accountable person, focusing on ten specific day-to-day workplace behaviors. The video’s host explains the link between being someone others can count on and long-term job success.
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Are your team members accountable for the part they play in group decision making? Do they speak up when they think the team is going in the wrong direction? The Abilene Paradox shows them how to overcome fear and voice their true opinion.
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What happens when you are the problem but you just don't know it? It's called self-deception, and it's more prevalent than you might think. This video re-enacts a true story that gets people to think about our human tendency to look elsewhere for the cause of our problems.
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The topic of accountability is something that can be addressed in everything from leadership training to front-line customer service. This Toolkit features 38 video clips in 9 categories of personal responsibility and accountability. The scenes depicted take place in a variety of workplace settings. This video material is perfect for sparking discussion and illustrating key concepts.
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Designed specifically for training government employees, the 9 categories and 35 video clips in this Toolkit will help you demonstrate what it looks like when people hold themselves, each other and the organization accountable for keeping commitments and achieving results.
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To maintain a "leakproof" organization, all employees must be accountable for protecting the organization's records and proprietary information. This compliance program provides impetus and information on privacy requirements and accountabilities as established by the OECD.
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With social networking becoming more and more prevalent, and the inherent risks involved, organizational policy becomes necessary. All employees need to understand how certain posts can disclose confidential information, alienate customers, infringe privacy rights, and become evidence in court. Protect your organization and your employees from the misuse of technology.
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We all encounter a difficult co-worker from time to time. The question is, what do we do about it? This program shows how to identify difficult behaviors, examine how your own behavior is contributing to the problem, and solve it, permanently.
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