It’s not just about getting your work done; it’s about owning the entire process. One of the most critical qualities a leader can demonstrate is ownership. Ownership goes beyond simply getting things ...

Construction mirrors the military in complexity and pressure, but outdated systems and fragmented data continue to undermine ...

Have you ever had a moment as a leader when you thought: “This is not what I had in mind.” I have and still do(sorry team). I’ve thought, “I just need to get ...

True execution is the byproduct of engineering accountability and clear decision rights into a dynamic system that makes high ...

To take ownership of a decision, project or task, leaders or those aspiring to become leaders need to assume both the initiative to carry it out and the accountability for every facet of the outcome.

Accountability is an act of clarity—helping all involved accurately understand ownership of actions and inactions and the choices associated with them. Accountability is one of those words we all know ...

Activity but no progress, meetings with no follow-up, confused responsibilities, impossible demands, missed milestones, low morale, poor engagement, talent drain—does this sound familiar? These are ...

After ownership comments from Jerry Jones, defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus accepted responsibility for the unit’s ...

Ownership, in its simplest form, means taking responsibility for the work on your plate and following it through to completion. However, in the context of leadership, ownership takes on a much broader ...