Accountability in the Workplace: Building an Ownership Mindset in Teams – London, 15–19 Feb 2027
DestinationLondon
Dates15 – 19 February 2027
Reference703_18977
This session
15–19 Feb 2027
This Accountability in the Workplace: Building an Ownership Mindset in Teams session in London runs from Monday 15 February to Friday 19 February 2027 (week 7, Q1 2027). It is the 1st of 2 dates in London in 2027, at a fee of 23,000 SAR, the same for each of them. Registration is open for this date. It is held in person at Central London four-star.
DatesMonday 15 Feb – Friday 19 Feb 2027
Week7 of 2027
Duration5 days
Fee23,000 SAR
StatusOpen for registration
FormatIn person
VenueCentral London four-star
Programme overview
Introduction:
Accountability in the workplace breaks down when deliverables have several owners or none, agreements are vague about who does what by when, and missed deadlines trigger blame instead of problem solving. Teams then chase status, repeat mistakes and push issues upward that should be settled locally. This Core Concept course equips managers, team leaders and professionals to build ownership into daily work: separating accountability from responsibility and blame, assigning decision rights with RACI and DACI, running follow-through routines and holding direct accountability conversations. Participants produce a Team Accountability Charter and Follow-Through System.
Course Objectives:
Distinguish accountability, responsibility and blame, and locate the ownership gaps in a team's current work
Write clear agreements that name the owner, the deliverable, the completion date and the check-in point
Assign decision rights and a single accountable owner per deliverable using RACI and DACI matrices
Run follow-through routines with visible trackers, weekly huddles and escalation triggers
Conduct accountability conversations with peers and team members about missed deliverables without blame
Design a Team Accountability Charter and Follow-Through System and measure ownership behaviours over time
Target Audience:
Managers answerable for the delivery of a department, unit or function
Team leaders who allocate work, set deadlines and follow up on deliverables
Project and workstream leads who coordinate contributors without direct authority
HR business partners and people development managers who coach line managers on performance conversations
Senior professionals who own cross-functional deliverables and handoffs
Course Outline:
Day 1: Accountability, Responsibility and Blame
Accountability Defined: Answerability and Account-Giving at Work
Accountability, Responsibility and Blame Distinguished Through Workplace Scenarios
Personal Ownership Mindset Self-Assessment and Reflection Log
Ownership Gap Audit: Orphaned Tasks, Shared Owners and Silent Handoffs
Team Accountability Baseline Survey and Current-State Heat Map
Day 2: Decision Rights, Agreements and Psychological Safety
RACI Matrix Construction with One Accountable Owner per Deliverable
DACI Model: Driver, Approver, Contributors and Informed for Team Decisions
RACIS and PARIS Variants for Support, Review and Sign-Off Roles
Who-What-By-When Agreement Template and Definition of Done
Edmondson Psychological Safety and High Standards Grid: Apathy, Comfort, Anxiety and Learning Zones
Day 3: Follow-Through Routines and Accountability Conversations
Visible Promise Tracker: Kanban Board and Action Log Design
Weekly Follow-Through Huddle Agenda and Red-Amber-Green Status Conventions
Peer Accountability Conversation Structure: Observation, Impact and Request
Expectation-Resetting Conversation with a Team Member
Recognition of Kept Promises and Delivery Feedback Loops
Day 4: Missed Deliverables, Leader Modelling and Ownership Culture
Missed Deliverable Triage: Clarity, Capability, Capacity or Choice
Blameless Review and Five Whys Analysis for Slipped Deadlines
Escalation Ladder and Proportionate Consequence Options
Leader Ownership Modelling: Admitting Errors and Closing Own Loops
Day 5: Role-Play Practice and the Team Accountability Charter
Multi-Sector Role-Play Rounds: Peer, Upward and Direct Report Conversations
Team Accountability Charter Drafting: Norms, Decision Rights and Agreements
Follow-Through System Build: Tracker, Cadence and Escalation Rules
Ownership Metrics Dashboard for the First Review Cycle
Charter Presentation and Peer Feedback Panel
Skills You Will Gain:
Ownership Gap Diagnosis
Decision Rights Mapping
Agreement Drafting
Follow-Through Tracking
Difficult Conversation Handling
Blameless Review Facilitation
Escalation Management
Ownership Culture Measurement
Why Attend This Course:
Return with a Team Accountability Charter and Follow-Through System ready to launch with your own team
Stop chasing status updates by replacing reminders with a visible tracker and a steady review cadence
Address a slipped deadline with a colleague or direct report calmly, without damaging trust or letting the issue drift
Rehearse accountability conversations with managers from other sectors and organisations and receive structured feedback
Conclusion:
Ownership at work grows from clear agreements, one answerable owner per deliverable and routines that make progress visible. The course moves from separating accountability from responsibility and blame, through RACI, DACI and psychological safety, to follow-through huddles, direct conversations and blameless handling of missed deliverables. The final day turns this into role-play practice and a Team Accountability Charter and Follow-Through System that each participant takes back to launch with their own team and review after the first cycle.
Accountability in the Workplace: Building an Ownership Mindset in Teams runs in London over 5 days, with 2 upcoming dates in London. The course fee is 23,000 SAR.
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