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Architecting Accountability: Defining the Reporting Line

In this video, we dive into Module 6 – Define Reporting Line, a critical step in organizational planning where you clarify exactly who a specific role reports to for direction, coaching, and accountability. If your team struggles with mixed messages, misaligned priorities, or confusion, the root cause is often ambiguity surrounding who is actually in charge. This module helps you eliminate that confusion to reinforce a healthy leadership and communication structure. In this video, we cover: • The Importance of Clarity: Why it is vital that a seat knows exactly who they answer to and who conducts their performance reviews. • How to Fill This Out: A step-by-step guide to identifying the primary leader by Name and Title to answer the question, "Who is their boss?". • Handling Matrix Structures: How to manage and document dotted-line accountability versus direct lines, ensuring clear distinctions between project work and direct reporting. • What "Done" Looks Like: You will know you are finished when you can answer "This role reports to ______" without hesitation, and any dotted-line relationships are clearly explained. Watch now to ensure there is no ambiguity about who provides direction and coaching in your organization!