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5 Levers for Creating a Culture of Accountability

Organizational Talent Consulting

When lacking, company performance and culture suffer. An organizational culture of accountability is architected. Here are five psychological levers for creating workplace accountability and making it a part of your company culture. In a toxic culture without accountability, employees ignore, deny, blame and play the victim.

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Why CEOs Can’t Dance Redux

Rick Conlow

Yet, their work cultures produce 85% disengaged employees. Consider GM as a case study. According to management studies, a key reason leaders derail is that they do not communicate well. A global IBM study found that 33% of CEOs had engineering degrees and another 15% had finance degrees. CEOs do not communicate well.

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Should a CEO’s Bonus Be Based on Financial Performance Alone?

Harvard Business

.” In 2012 the Commonwealth Bank restructured its evaluation system so that 75% of CEO incentives came from the bank’s total shareholder return (TSR), relative to a set peer group, and 25% from customer-satisfaction results, benchmarked against another peer group. ” Now a full 50% of the assessment was subjective.

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2024 Events for Project Managers, Business Leaders, and Industry Professionals

Epicflow

The conference’s agenda involves keynotes, presentations, case studies, and interviews with leading pharma experts dealing with project portfolio management. The program of the symposium includes case studies, lessons learned, academic research, actionable tips, and more.

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Clash of Generations - Boomers vs. Millennials: Attitude Change Will Disrupt Wall Street and Corporate America

MishTalk

The ensuing attitude change has profound implications, and that is the focus of the Brookings study: How Millennials Could Upend Wall Street and Corporate America. Let''s start with a couple of demographic definitions then a look at the study. It is estimated that by 2025 they will make up as much as 75 percent of the workforce.

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The 6 Ways Business Leaders Talk About Sustainability

Harvard Business

This is the basic frame, tracking back to studies like 1972’s Limits to Growth. Today, we see growing interest in new business benchmarks and in potential breakthrough materials and forms of energy. Ultimately, the psychology and cultural anthropology of change will be every bit as important as the politics and economics.