The Responsible Organization in SK Total People Productivity Model ©2019

Setting Targets and Accountability:

In a responsible organization, clear and well-defined targets and goals are set by the business. Leadership and management take on the responsibility of establishing the direction and objectives encompassing various aspects such as financial performance, growth, and customer satisfaction.

Accountability for Achievement:

A distinctive feature of a Responsible Organization is the shared accountability among team members for achieving set targets. Accountability extends from front-line contributors to top-tier management, emphasizing a collective responsibility for success or failure.

Clarity and Alignment:

This philosophy fosters clarity and alignment throughout the organization, ensuring everyone understands their roles and how their contributions connect to achieving organizational objectives. It cultivates a shared sense of purpose and direction.

Ownership and Commitment:

Accountability nurtures a culture of ownership and commitment. Individuals responsible for specific targets naturally take ownership of their work, fostering a heightened commitment to achieving set goals—a powerful driver of success.

Performance and Productivity:

Closely tied to performance and productivity, the Responsible Organization philosophy incentivizes individuals and teams to work efficiently and effectively. Accountability for outcomes becomes a catalyst for exceeding targets and driving continuous improvement.

Adaptability and Learning

Encouraging adaptability and a culture of learning, this philosophy instills a proactive approach in teams. Taking responsibility for targets prompts teams to adapt to changing circumstances, learn from experiences, and consistently enhance performance.

Transparency and Communication:

Thriving on transparency and open communication, a Responsible Organization promotes open discussions about both successes and challenges. A free flow of information supports better decision-making at all levels of the organization.

Long-Term Sustainability:

A responsible organization is dedicated to promoting sustainability by sharing responsibility for long-term goals. It goes beyond short-term gains, aligning organizational goals with long-term growth and sustainability for enduring success.

Risk Management:

Inherent in this philosophy is the recognition of risks and uncertainties. A Responsible Organization actively manages risks, with all team members contributing to the risk assessment and mitigation process, ensuring a proactive and informed approach.