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The 5 Rules Followed By Accountable Leaders
It means responsible behavior, and requires a personal understanding of our own role and responsibilities, our individual performance goals, including standards to measure success, our major obstacles to fulfilling responsibilities and the needs and means we required to successfully perform.
Effective leaders at all levels understand the importance of two-way accountability and act accordingly.
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