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Coaching
in the Organization
When
you bring coaching into your organization, people can experience:
Administering coaching
Offering
team and individual coaching in combination allows people to achieve
goals, overcome barriers and explore roles within the team and as
individuals. Employees can be coached one-on-one
or in small groups.
Feedback to ACI supports the idea that that a coach working
one-on-one combined with monthly team work, works best. Contact
us for more information. (Frequently asked questions follow.)
Multiple benefits
Benefits for the individual
Whether your
organization is growing or downsizing, it is important to bring
coaching into the work environment. Whether employees are adjusting
to new positions and responsibilities or re-adjusting to a career
change, people can work with a coach to achieve personal goals, such
as:
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Setting intentions for their new roles
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Considering the impact they will have
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Clearing tensions and disappointments
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Celebrating successes and establishing goals
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Creating sustainable leadership
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Moving forward effectively and powerfully.
Benefits for the organization
Coaching is also a
useful strategic tool for the organization as a whole, as it gives
management a way to:
- Clarify
the vision for the organization by management
- Improve leadership
and partnership skills
- Provide incentives for
retaining high performers
- Support those who are
transitioning out or being downsized
- Increase morale,
communication and dynamics
- Discover leadership
qualities in employees
- Increase sales and team
performance
- Communicate the company
vision
- Generate work/life
balance
- Create an environment
where all can thrive.
FAQs
Why
does coaching work?
Coaching
unleashes potential. It helps people become true leaders and
managers of themselves. As people manage their lives and careers
more effectively, they experience greater personal and professional
fulfillment. Along with this comes a significant increase in the
ability to manage and lead one's team and peers.
How
does coaching work?
Coaching
is a process. Active Choices, Inc. works with men and women
in the corporate environment to ensure fulfillment and balance before crisis or burnout occurs.
How is coaching different from other
corporate development programs?
Is
this scenario familiar? Companies provide training programs;
employees learn, then leave excited about the opportunities, ready
to move forward. However, without follow up, the training is
forgotten within weeks. There is nothing to keep it alive.
Coaching
is different. It is an ongoing program tailored to fit your
organization’s needs. The format offers on-going learning and a
commitment to action that makes it unique. Coaching locks in
learning and has an impact.
Is
Coaching for My Organization?
Active Choices, Inc. Coaching & Training
630.443.5137 nfo@activechoicesnow.com
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