A Refined Approach to Performance Management: How to Cultivate Employee Accountability

If your employees aren’t taking responsibility to do their jobs and go the extra mile, you need to instill a sense of job ownership in them. Our upcoming webinar discusses how to create a culture of accountability in the workplace where everyone on your team will be accountable for their own performance without you having to remind or nag them.

The webinar covers the following key areas:

• Why and how to take action to turn non-performers around.
• How to clarify expectations so people know what they need to do.
• How and when to change your own behavior to tweak the culture of your team to be more accountable.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Larry will give you tools to create an environment where everyone WANTS to do their very best and you’ll pick up tips on how to turn around those who insist on not taking responsibility. The webinar will help you learn the techniques for cultivating employee accountability in the workplace.

WHO WILL BENEFIT

Team leaders

Managers

Directors

Anyone who manages others and would like to improve the overall accountability of his or her employees.

Speaker Profile: For 30 years, Larry Johnson has been helping organizations create more productive cultures through the development of strong leaders and dedicated employees.

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Learn how to create a culture of accountability in the workplace where everyone is accountable for their own performance without having the managers reminding them.