Managers are responsible for ensuring that team activity translates into measurable results. This requires setting clear goals, monitoring performance using evidence, and maintaining accountability across team members.

Driving Performance, Alignment, and Accountability

Driving Performance, Alignment, and Accountability
This course is part of Microsoft Team Management Professional Certificate

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What you'll learn
Set and communicate team goals that align daily work with organizational priorities
Monitor team performance using evidence and conduct structured performance discussions that support improvement
Delegate responsibilities effectively to balance workloads, clarify accountability, and support team productivity
Analyze team performance issues and recommend actions that improve alignment, accountability, and operational results
Skills you'll gain
- Performance Appraisal
- Constructive Feedback
- Performance Measurement
- Performance Review
- Team Performance Management
- Expectation Management
- Performance Analysis
- Data-Driven Decision-Making
- Goal Setting
- Business Priorities
- Employee Performance Management
- Accountability Frameworks
- Delegation Skills
- Resource Allocation
- Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
- Performance Management
- Accountability
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