Has anyone used the Accountability Ladder as part of the toolkit to drive either coaching conversations or peer accountability discussions? If yes, was this rolled out to a cohort or more broadly across organization? If you have used, would like to connect!

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Interim Human Resources Director UK USA & Asia in Finance (non-banking)2 years ago

Caterina Dattilo-Caron hope you and team found the team’s call helpful. Let me know if you have questions as happy to setup a further call. Best,

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VP HR, Change and Org Effectiveness in Transportation2 years ago

Thank you for the question. I learned something today!

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no title2 years ago

Great to know, what was it that you leaned from question / response?

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no title2 years ago

We have used that and other concepts for a little more than 15 years or so. Ill be happy to connect and share how, just let me know.

Interim Human Resources Director UK USA & Asia in Finance (non-banking)2 years ago

The accountability ladder is a tool that helps leaders and employees identify one's level of accountability, from 1 (the least accountable) to 8 (the most accountable)
people on levels 1-4 of the accountability ladder typically believe things happen to them and behave as the victim, whereas those on levels 5-8 believe things happen because of them, and they behave in ways that are proactive and truly accountable. I am happy to connect.

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no title2 years ago

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