Identify employees you lead who could improve their ownership behaviors and help them develop plans for improvement. Clearly explain the impact of their behavior on the organization, their colleagues, and those they serve. Set clear expectations for adherence to ownership behavior. Establish a timeline for improvement and clearly communicate the consequences of continued negative behavior.
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Look for opportunities to provide value and support to others. Offering feedback or advice, acting as a trusted mentor,...
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