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what is the difference between hard and soft accountability…refe Q UNIVERSAL UNIVERSITY JUN 09. also could you please explain the part one of the question in a more easy way. the model answer is a bit confusing.
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Hard accountability uses financial and quantitative results, ie numbers. Hard accountability requires:
1 Counting: i.e., converting activities and outcomes into numbers. For example, the number and percentage of new customers or the number and type of customer complaints.
2 Accounting for: i.e., reporting on activities and outcomes and providing a discussion of how and why they occurred as they have. For example, management reports might indicate 80% of complaints related to an inability to meet delivery times because of problems in despatch.
2 Held accountable for ie who was responsible for foul-ups in despatch?
Soft accountability does not use numbers and is more subjective. It stresses human values and effort.
Ken Garrett, what is the source of the definition you gave?
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José Santos
luismarmuniz@hotmail.comI think, but am not sure, it was derived from a mix of an old ACCA article and old ACCA question. Neither seem to be on-line any more.
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