10. “Coaching is a conversation, a
dialogue whereby the coach &
individual interact in a dynamic
exchange to achieve goals
enhance performance and
move the individual to greater
success”.
Zeus & Skiffington
11. Skill Set includes:-
• Using Powerful Questions
• Active Listening & Observation
• Giving quality feedback
• Maintaining Objectivity
• Recognising difference
• Understanding “Self”
18. Active Listening
• What is it?
• How does this differ from hearing?
• How can we demonstrate it?
• What interferes with it?
• What is its importance in the
coaching process?
19. Feedback
Colleague Centric
• Self Assessment
• Personal Rating
• Identification of
areas of strength,
change/continuous
improvement
Observer Centric
• Specific
• Objective
• Timely
• Effect/impact
• Reaction
• Future
24. Personal Styles Preferences (Carl Jung - Psychological Types)
SENSOR: Prefer facts, and data. Practical, systematic. Lives
in “Here and now”, action-orientated. Rely on
direct experience and realism. Can act first and
think later
INTUITOR: Forming concepts and relationships from
experience .Searching for “why”. Ideological,
visionary. Can avoid detail , easily bored.
THINKER: Structured, rational, objective, logical, and
analytical . Attention to detail. Can be seen as
impersonal
FEELER: In-tune with feelings. Empathic,
sentimental, more concerned with reactions.
Can find dealing with hard issues challenging