Learn 10 key coaching tips that can help drive human performance and, as a result, better business outcomes.
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In this article, we’ll review key insights on continuous learning for coaches and the three skills every L&D leader should train their organization’s coaches on.
When leaders act as coaches, they help to support their team members' career development and professional goals.
The best managers equip their people with the skills and tools they need to succeed in their roles. This involves building problem-solving and critical thinking skills. There is a fine line between being an effective coach and an authoritarian taskmaster.
Feedback frequently offers a mishmash of evaluation, criticism, correction, recommendation, approval and encouragement. That mishmash can leave the employee wondering, if not confused.
While freedom of action and the possibility to work anywhere can be an advantage, new ways of working also pose new challenges and require new skills.
Coaching provides opportunities for in-the-moment feedback that helps drive performance success and knowledge transfer.
While the term “coaching” is often confused with training, mentoring or consulting, true coaching is about supporting people in achieving their potential. It’s positive and forward-moving.
The success of awareness-focused coaching depends on the coach’s ability to quickly make others feel safe enough to partner in this exploration.
Remote leadership requires a significant shift from the traditional command-and-control mindset to a mindset of a coach, facilitator or enabler.