Article • Culture & leadership

Leadership accountability – why management must set the precedent

Three professionals in business attire gather around a tablet, discussing work in a bright office hallway.

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Everyone is watching the CEO, divisional managers and store managers. They take their cues from what they see. If managers say one thing and do another, they should not be surprised if their employees model their actions rather than follow their words…
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