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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	Accountability That Works! Improve performance and increase employee satisfaction with CRM's Accountability That Works. This program shows how individuals and organizations become more effective when they strive to seek clarity, take ownership, overcome obstacles, and answer for results.
	Ethics 4 Everyone Ethics and accountability go hand in hand. Individuals need to know that they will be held accountable for getting results the right way and organizations need to be accountable for walking their ethics talk. This program covers both.
	Groupthink, 2nd Edition Why do groups sometimes make the wrong choices even when clear evidence points the other way? This compelling program illustrates how well-intentioned groups can make bad decisions and shows how avoiding groupthink requires individual and team accountability.
	Positive Discipline When an employee exhibits problem behavior, how can you make them see it and agree to be accountable for changing it? “Positive Discipline” teaches five simple steps for resolving tough performance problems in a win-win manner, without negative confrontation.
	Abilene Paradox, 2nd Edition 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.
	Working With You Is Killing Me 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.
	Risk Maker Risk Taker Being accountable means planning for outcomes and, along the way, evaluating potential opportunities and possible adverse effects. The seven steps of proper risk management are shown in this compelling program.
	Leadership and Self-Deception 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.