Most teams are not underperforming. They are unclear. Here is how to give every seat ownership, a number, and a standard.
Ask three people on your team who owns follow-up and you will usually get three different answers. That is not a people problem. That is a structure problem.
Clarity starts with writing down what each seat owns, what it does not own, and the one number that seat is judged on. If two seats share a number, one of them is not really accountable for it.
The second half is standards. Ownership without a standard is just a title. A standard says what good looks like, how often it gets checked, and what happens when it slips.
Teams that get this right stop escalating everything to the owner, because they finally know which decisions are theirs to make.
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