On-going coaching and development that can be a "game changer" for all employees
All great coaches know how to ask good open-ended questions and how to give effective feedback. They keep a balanced and honest perspective that separates the person from the problem or issue; coaching to leverage their unique strengths and helping them improve weaknesses with a mindset focused on continuous improvement.
This ongoing coaching and development can be a "game changer" for all people and teams with access to it. But what about the teams and players that aren't empowered--or even allowed--to expand their roles? Or the team members whose careers don't inspire or play to their natural gifts, talents, and strengths? It's painful for any organization or manager when people on their team aren't given the tools to succeed; and more painful still when the team member doesn't yet realize it. But by coaching through leadership, any manager of any organization can create a supportive structure that helps assign the right roles, resources, tools, and career opportunities that will best leverage their strengths.
Determines coachability and readiness for employee change and improvement
Builds awareness to deal with the right issues, challenges, and opportunities
Offers leaders/managers the tools to help a performer leverage their greatest gifts, talents, and strengths
Allows for dialogue and tactics to close gaps in experience, communication styles, and personality
Guides managers in how to have dialogue around difficult and important issues with their employees
Includes coaching principles, practices, and tools with practical, real-world examples
Offers strategies and tools to help employees become more motivated for effective change, action, and accountability
Each chapter includes a series of powerful and provocative coaching questions for any leader or manager to use immediately in the workplace.
