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Compassionate Accountability with Nate Regier

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Compassion and accountability are too often in tension – leaders feel they have to pick one or the other when in fact, practicing compassionate accountability can lead to a thriving organizational culture. Solely prioritizing accountability can create toxic work environments that drive away good talent.

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Team Accountability: Great Teams Hold One Another Accountable (You Can Too)

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Want to Reduce Unwanted Team Conflict, Make it Easier to Talk About Team Accountability When team members don’t get along, one of the biggest sources of conflict is a lack of team accountability. When you talk to high-performing teams, it’s easy to see that this team accountability doesn’t just happen.

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How Managers (unintentionally) Roadblock an Empowered Team

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Lack of accountability. Your success is how successfully your team performs, how they grow, and the quality of problems they solve. If you are a consistent chokepoint, there are several solutions. Your success is your team’s performance, how they grow, and the quality of problems they solve. Be a chokepoint.

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How to Build High-Performing Teams: Help Your Team Thrive Under Pressure

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High-Performing Teams Turn Pressure into Progress, One Habit at a Time Your team’s under pressure to perform—fast. They weren’t going to win any high-performing team awards, but things were working well enough. 4 Dimensions of Collaboration in High-Performing Teams Connection: Do We Know One Another as Human Beings?

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The Blight of Soul-Crushing Useless Negative Feedback

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Three characteristics make performance feedback so destructive. Some managers hang in the land of “great work, love what you’re doing” and never address real performance concerns or tell their people how they can grow. Your top performers want to excel, and if you don’t help them, they’ll find a leader who will.

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Curiosity at Work: 5 Opportunities to Show Up a Bit More Curious

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Need to have a performance feedback conversation with an under-performing employee? Need a solution to a seemingly no-win scenario with a customer? His team was empowered, he was able to spend his time on critical strategic priorities, trust was high, and performance was strong. Again, a bit of curiosity goes a long way.

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How to Lead a Negative Team Member

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You have a vision, and you’re energized about your new solution, but they’re skeptical, critical, and keep bringing up problems. Solution: Build a habit of regular encouragement. Lack of Accountability or Follow-Through. Solution: Commit to consistent accountability and follow-through. Lack of appreciation.

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