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    I’ve heard the term “accountability” probably only second to cash flow/profit over my 30 plus years of working with privately held and publicly traded companies. I’m often told, “I hired them for their experience and expertise, they know their jobs, but I just get what I get…not what I want”.

    The fallacy is that when you leave it up to your employees to determine “wha

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    it over my 30 plus years of working with privately held and publicly traded companies. I’m often told, “I hired them for their experience and expertise, they know their jobs, but I just get what I get…not what I want”.

    The fallacy is that when you leave it up to your employees to determine “wh

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    companies. I’m often told, “I hired them for their experience and expertise, they know their jobs, but I just get what I get…not what I want”.

    The fallacy is that when you leave it up to your employees to determine “wh

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    e, they know their jobs, but I just get what I get…not what I want”.

    The fallacy is that when you leave it up to your employees to determine “wh

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    The fallacy is that when you leave it up to your employees to determine “what good is”, you simply get their “good” (potentially multiple little businesses ongoing with no risk…except to you as the owner), not YOUR GOOD. Assuming that your definition of “good” is valid (keeps you in business) and achievable (not impossible or benchmarked to constant 100% performance), wheth

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