Lack of Partner Accountability -- What it Will Do to Your Firm

Source: CPA Trendlines

In this article, August Aquila asserts that firms can be in trouble if their partners are not accountable.

Here are some consequences of lack of accountability:

Partners have low trust and are very reluctant to share clients with other partners.
Decisions take a long time or perhaps don't get made at all.
Partners operate like sole practitioners rather than members of a team.
They have a difficult time setting and achieving goals.
They don't want to have written goals.
Partners do not improve their skill sets.
They often fail to get the results they say they are going to get.

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