Responsibility vs. Accountability vs. OWNERSHIP | Team Performance | HR and Business Leaders

Superb little sum up. Thanks very much. This really helped me prepare for a podcast I did on The Accountability Ladder. Thanks.

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These things are all just synonyms. Why are you trying to making it complicated? If you're responsible for something, then you're on the hook for it. If you're accountable for it, then you're on the hook for it. If you have ownership of something, then you're on the hook for it.

I have a house, therefore I'm responsible for maintaining it. I'm accountable for maintaining it. I have ownership of it, so I'm the one that must maintain it. Nobody else. What is difficult about that? Using these terms, if there is not accountability (that is, consequences), then there is no responsibility in the first place. And don't pretend that there is ANY ownership below the actual company owners. Nothing an employee creates or builds, etc. is theirs - it belongs to the company.

This is nothing but fluff talk designed to squeeze as much work as possible out of employees for as little cost as possible. Period.

Give them stock and watch them take ownership. People don't treat the property they're renting the same way they would if they owned it.

Now I'm clear with ownership , thank you man

Thanks for the explanation. I am a native Spanish speaker and the concept of Accountability does not exist in Spanish. Now I understand better.

The question here is how? How do you creat this sense of ownership?