Accountability

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Personal ResponsibilityPlay
Understand that 'accountability' often refers to personal commitment to and ownership of one's actions. SlideYou're showing great accountability by admitting the error was yours.
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Professional ContextPlay
'Accountability' is frequently used to describe the expectation of professionalism and reliability at work. SlideOur manager stresses accountability when delegating tasks.
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Ethical UndertonePlay
The term carries a moral weight, often implying a just culture where mistakes are managed fairly. SlideThe hospital's accountability system ensures fair treatment for all staff.