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Brendan
Wednesday, 03 June 2015 / Published in Uncategorized

Only One Person Accountable

appleTo make your objectives, only one person should be accountable for each goal or objective, recommends operations and staffing authority Greg Marsello.
While many people may be involved in marketing or programming, group accountability in lifelong learning is not effective. If everyone is accountable, then no one is accountable.
Instead objectives get met when a single point person is held responsible for each objective, he notes.  Holding one person accountable for each objective is the first step to gaining accountability from your entire staff.

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