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Accountable Leaders and Teams: How Great CEOs Grow Them

Rhythm Systems Growth

The question of how to grow an environment of accountability is a common one. Most CEOs I’ve worked with over the past 25+ years truly do want a healthy and viable company culture. The journey isn’t necessarily an easy one but it is an achievable one.

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Leadership KPI Examples for Accountable Team Leaders

Rhythm Systems Growth

As a team leader, you own the key results for your team, meaning that you will probably have a handful of KPIs on your list (2-3) that are the main metrics for your team’s success. For example, if you lead a sales team, you will probably have some key metrics around revenue and the number of deals closed.

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6 Things Leaders Should Never Stop Doing Now

Lolly Daskal

Leadership is a vital aspect of any organization, and leaders play a crucial role in shaping the direction and success of their teams. Here are some leadership behaviors that leaders should never stop doing: Being accountable: Leaders must hold themselves accountable for their actions and the success of their team.

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Successful Teams Have Great Leaders Who Do These 4 Things

Lolly Daskal

The success of an organization is often dependent on the strength and cohesion of its teams. Great teams are made up of individuals who work well together, share common goals, and are committed to achieving success. By honoring each other, team members feel valued and motivated to give their best effort.

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What Makes an Inclusive Leader?

Harvard Business Review

Leaders play a critical role in fostering inclusivity within their organizations. Inclusive leaders also cut down employee attrition risk. If inclusive leaders are so influential, then inclusive traits like humility, curiosity, and empathy should be treated as critical leadership capabilities rather than simply desirable.

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To Put Your Company Values into Action, Create Working Agreements

Harvard Business Review

The authors explore that disconnect and present a more effective, alternative way for leaders to foster shared understanding, language, and accountability in their organizations: working agreements. They help teams build three key components that drive effective collaboration: shared language, understanding, and accountability.

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7 Leadership Decisions Leaders Must Make to Thrive in Virtual World

Lolly Daskal

As leaders navigate this digital realm, they must make crucial decisions that shape their effectiveness and the success of their teams. Here are seven essential decisions leaders must make to ensure their teams not only survive but also thrive in the virtual workspace.