Focus – Accountability Principles for C-Store Performance. Accountability makes it easy and effective to get the results you want. Even better, teams respond well and enjoy their work. Great accountability occurs when a company is able to get it right.

BandyWorks has a decade of c-store performance experience. The foundation of growth and control management with our data analytics and AI technology is great management. Clients that control labor, shrink and age verification know the importance of a culture of accountability. That is, great management means great accountability.  Using great data multiplies great management effort. Time is save, money is saved, problems are avoided, more upselling happens and profits increase. It is not magic. Knowing where problems lie and where great things are happening makes it just a little easier to get things done.

The Principles of Accountability

  1. Vision / Mission
  2. People
  3. Process
  4. Goals / KPI’s
  5. Teamwork
  6. Tracking

Our clients use accountability with great data to achieve high c-store growth and control the things they can. Thus our focus- accountability principles for c-store performance is the foundation of our managed services. Read more about what we have learned and how our clients hold themselves and their staff accountable to achieve results and provide great service.

Accountability - Six Things to Get Right -  5. Teamwork

Accountability – Six Things to Get Right – 5. Teamwork

July 15, 2014 — 

Accountability – Six Things to Get Right – 5. Teamwork. Having a culture of accountability implies an organization that works together. Accountability while positive and productive is not the natural state of work. Teamwork is the mechanism that enables it to overcome individual limitations and fears to produce results that cannot be achieved otherwise. It

Accountability - Six Things to Get Right -  6. Tracking

Accountability – Six Things to Get Right – 6 – Tracking

July 10, 2014 — 

Accountability – Six Things to Get Right – 6 – Tracking. Tracking is last of the six items.  It measure progress towards goals. Goals are measured to determine success. They expose actions and results. The assessment of goals judges the level of success. It tells us where we are and where we need to go.

Accountability – Consequence versus Punishment

Accountability – Consequence Versus Punishment

May 26, 2014 — 

With Accountability, consequence versus punishment is the key to success. The toughest part about accountability is applying consequences when performance is not as desired. There comes a point when there has to be a negative consequence. If done correctly, such a point only comes when shared expectations were not met and the responsible party had

Accountability lessons from prison

Accountability lessons from prison

April 19, 2014 — 

Standing in the Sally port waiting to enter Dillwyn Correctional Institute on a clear spring afternoon, a cold reality of prison life encloses each instructor. The course they are about to lead is an experiment to prepare inmates for successful re-entry to society. Can convicted felons operate a successful business after they complete their sentence?

What I Learned as a Child Makes a Culture of Accountability Easy

What I Learned as a Child Makes a Culture of Accountability Easy

January 28, 2014 — 

What I learned as a child makes a culture of accountability easy. My family taught me everything I needed to know to create a culture of accountability. Growing up, a set of values and rules governed our lives. These tenets fit well into the six items that exists within a culture of accountability. Vision /