Workplace Relationships
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Workplace Relationships
August 05, 2005
Essay # 2 Responding to Case 3.3 Establishing Peer Accountability Is Not Easy
1. As a part of a team or addressing the issue in this particular case, I am going to express my views and feeling about peer accountability.
Answer: One of the biggest challenges and sources of frustration for both
supervisor's and co-workers is the area of team accountability and discipline.
Getting a group of individuals with various goals to abide by a common set of
standards and rules can be one of the toughest tasks for teams to tackle. While
most team mates may pledge their commitment in their words, it is another
thing to show it in their actions; often what is said is the opposite of what is
actually done. Teams that have trouble "walking the talk" have a difficult time
reaching their full potential. Without accountability or discipline, the team
sabotages itself due to jealousies, resentments, and conflicts. A sort of
selfishness arises with the team. However when teammates are accountable to
each