One On One Coaching
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The document outlines an effective one-to-one coaching program called "Unleashing Potential". It discusses the objectives of improving coaching skills and business results. Coaching is defined as paying positive attention to enable learning and improved performance. Reasons for using coaching include its power as a leadership tool, ability to influence development, and flexibility. Coaching should happen anytime but especially when providing feedback in real time. Barriers to coaching include lack of time and confidence, but can be addressed by starting with willing individuals and clearly defining when and how coaching will occur. The wrap up stresses creating development plans with clear measures and considering threats to maintaining plans.
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Motivation has been studied for decades and leaders in the workplace have used
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to better anticipate behaviors and tendencies. Additionally, motivational books are used
as tools to get employees to increase their performance and / or get them back on track.
While assessments, books and other tools can help project and inspire short and long
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performance, the factors that motivate employees to achieve evolve as they mature and
begin to truly understand what matters most to them. Therefore, as leaders we must hold
ourselves accountable to build meaningful and purposeful relationships that matter with
our employees. This allows us to better understand those we are serving, just as much as
ourselves.
As a leader, don’t just read the assessment scores, get to know those whom you are leading
and be specific about how you help each of them achieve their goals, desires and
aspirations. The objective should be to help one another and to accomplish this each of
you must identify those things that motivate you both to work together.
To help you get the most from your employee relationships, here are the nine (9) things
that ultimately motivate employees to achieve. As you read this, think of how you associate
with each of them. Share your story and perspectives – and comment about it. This is a
hot topic and the more we can discuss it, we can help one another become better leaders.
1. Trustworthy Leadership
Leaders that have your back and that are looking out for your best interests – will win the
trust of their employees who in turn will be more motivated to achieve. I once had a
department manager that always looked out for me. He was upfront in communicating his
performance expectations and his feedback was direct. He never treated me like a
subordinate and looked for ways to include me in senior management meetings. This
opened my eyes to what lied ahead in my career and thus motivated me to re ...
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Annual performance management is a key component of employee development. An employee evaluation is the assessment and review of a worker’s job performance. Most companies have performance evaluation system wherein employees are evaluated on a regular basis (mostly once a year). Organizations have detailed policies and guidelines to ensure performance review is a fair and balanced assessment of an employee’s performance. And, most of them succeed in doing so.
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This document discusses how to develop peak performance in employees. It begins by debunking common assumptions that equate things like experience, speed, hours worked, and compliance with being a good employee. True high performers are those with competence and commitment to goals. The document also discusses learned helplessness and employee obsolescence, noting supervisors must prevent these by developing staff. When issues do arise, the best option is long-term investment in employee growth, rather than quick fixes like termination. Overall performance comes from empowering employees to continuously learn and improve.
Team Creating And Implementing Visions
The document discusses several key aspects of building effective teams and becoming an effective team leader, including establishing trust, communicating vision and goals, empowering team members, and problem solving as a team. It emphasizes that changing an organization's culture requires full commitment from leaders, while climate can be adjusted more quickly by how leaders act and what they praise. An effective team leader shares leadership, participates with employees, and relies on the team to resolve problems.
Leadership Dev - S.E.R.V.E. to Lead - LinkedIn
This document summarizes a leadership development training session focused on the acronym S.E.R.V.E. to Lead.
The training covered the following key points in two sessions:
1. The pillars of S.E.R.V.E. leadership - See the future, Engage and develop others, Reinvent continuously, Value results and relationships, and Embody the values.
2. Tools and strategies for each pillar, including developing a vision, delegating effectively, embracing a growth mindset, active listening, and modeling core values.
3. Exercises to help participants assess their leadership style and create a plan to implement the skills back on the job through relationship building
What is an agile coach
An agile coach focuses on serving others and helping individuals, teams, and organizations effectively deal with challenges and envision their goals. As a go-giver, an agile coach puts others' interests first. An agile coach also has a go-getter side and helps individuals and teams implement the best ways to achieve their goals. An agile coach is guided by being a servant leader, modest, attentive, respectful, resilient, and trustworthy.
Coaching for development
This document discusses coaching in the workplace. It provides several definitions of coaching, emphasizing that coaching is a two-way conversation between manager and employee that leads to improved performance through learning. The document outlines some common barriers to coaching, such as organizational culture, fear, and a lack of coaching skills. It stresses that coaching helps employees develop their own thinking and potential. For coaching to be effective, managers must receive training and practice, and organizations must support a coaching culture from the top-down.
The Critical Role Coaching Plays in Developing Your Employees
Each day, leaders spanning the globe are discovering the positive impact that coaching employees can have on their organization (and bottom line). Managers are discarding outdated notions of being ‘the boss’ and instead, they are creating an increasingly nurturing environment by offering support and regular feedback to their employees. Not only is this an approach that employees want (dare say desire), it is also proven to be one of the best ways to improve individual and collective performance.
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Executive coaching involves pinpointing specific changes to improve employee performance. It focuses on outcomes rather than problems. Most coaching lasts 5-6 sessions over several months to allow new behaviors to take root with feedback. Sessions establish goals and development areas. Coaching is recommended when general training cannot address specific needs or when issues cannot be discussed in a group. It benefits both individuals and organizations by improving performance, relationships, confidence and goal achievement.
Supervisory Skills
The document provides an overview of a training course on supervisory skills for supervisors. It covers key areas of responsibility for supervisors, including legal obligations. It discusses techniques for effective time management, coaching and developing employees, and active listening skills. Key topics include transitioning to a leadership role, determining an employee's development level to apply the appropriate coaching style, and barriers to active listening.
Effective management criteria
Effective managers must:
1. Know what is happening in their organization and sector to make informed decisions.
2. Establish clear goals and direction for employees that fit into an overall plan.
3. Make timely decisions while consulting staff to earn credibility.
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CHAPTER THIRTY-SEVEN
COACHING THE COACHES
Dave Ulrich
T he word “coach” is both a noun and a verb. As a noun it stipulates a person who instructs or informs others; as a verb it means the act of teaching or
training someone to do something. Coaches (the people) in sports, drama, and
music coach (the action) participants to greater performance by defining what
should be done, observing what is done, and offering feedback on what will be
done. In business settings, coaches play similar roles. They help aspiring managers
learn what should be done by offering pointers, learn what is done by observation,
and improve what will be done by providing feedback. Management coaching
may occur at many levels of a company, from CEO to line supervisor. Each coach
has a unique style and approach, but coaches may learn and adapt techniques
that help them be better at what they do. This chapter presents elements of a
coaching philosophy and steps in a coaching process that have been used in mul-
tiple settings to help aspiring managers manage better.
Philosophy
Coaching does not mean doing for others, but means helping others to get things
done. Coaches help athletes play the game better, even if they do not personally
play the game. Player coaches generally do not perform as well as sideline coaches.
Management coaches may not be the best managers, but they must be observers of
good management and motivators for good communication. In an early coaching
assignment, I observed a leader in team meetings. I paid attention to a few things,
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such as how did he interact with people before the meeting? Was his style formal or
informal? Did people approach him or not? How did he manage the meeting? Did
he follow an agenda? How did he make decisions? How did he treat others during
the meeting? How did he follow up after the meeting? Did he follow up on actions
taken with regard to decisions made during the meeting? The ability to make these
subtle observations comes from having “your head on a swivel” and examining the
nuances of behaviors and their consequences. With this data, I then engaged him
in a conversation on what he did and what he could do to reach his goals.
Coaches earn their credibility by having a history of success. Coaching is both
a learned art from experience and a disciplined science from education. Becoming
a legitimate coach is a Catch-22: those you coach must have confidence in you, yet
you don’t earn confidence until you have coached others. Early coaching experi-
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- 7. coaching blocks and ways around them Start where it is safe - someone with whom you get on well, or someone who is good, but could be great They won’t like me 4. ‘I might hurt them’ Reassess your ability to become a true leader If I ignore it, the problem will go away 3. ‘The task won’t suffer if I don’t coach’ Ask coachee how s/he would to like to receive feedback/coaching I’m frightened I can’t do it 2. ‘Coachee won’t respond anyway’ Agree very specifically when and how coaching will happen I need to be in complete control 1. Not enough time to coach POSSIBLE ENTRY INTO COACHING POSSIBLE ‘REAL’ REASON TYPICAL ‘RATIONALE’ FOR NOT COACHING