Organizational Culture
Accountability Culture
An accountability culture is a workplace environment where employees at all levels take ownership of their results, actions, and decisions, supported by transparent systems and clear expectations.
Key Takeaways
- Ownership moves from the "boss" to the "individual."
- Relies on high visibility of KPIs and metrics.
- Requires regular, transparent feedback loops.
- Built on trust and radical transparency.
Javad PK
CEO & HR Advisor
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