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EPISODE · Oct 21, 2025 · 17 MIN

How to Hold People Accountable Without Being a Jerk

from The Jon Harrison Podcast · host Jon Harrison

Jon, Madeline, Melissa, and Jason discuss how to hold people accountable in a way that improves and doesn't destroy company morale. They share insights and personal stories about how getting awkward early in these conversations can lead to more positive results.Upcoming Events: https://www.jonharrisonvip.com/eventsStatistically, every year, about 70% of people are disengaged at work! Of course, that's bad for business, but it also spills over into the home lives of employees. Through our employee training, leadership training, and coaching, we impact organizations of all sizes from executives to frontline workers. Our process will help you transform workplace environments and attitudes, inspiring lasting change that extends beyond the job into families and communities.As a former executive of Caterpillar Inc., a Fortune 100 company, Jon understands the necessity of a reliable, engaged workforce. Learn how he developed a proven process that led him to positively impact the bottom line and the lives of thousands of leaders and employees around the world.Check out everything Jon has going on: https://linktr.ee/JonHarrison

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