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Program Objectives (1 of 2)

 Identify specific ways to build a
coaching atmosphere.
 Understand the importance of the
communication, participation, and
good work climate factors of
coaching to improve your impact
and effectiveness as a team leader.
 Discover techniques for introducing
critical coaching aspects into your
management style.


Program Objectives (2 of 2)

 Develop motivation and
communication skills that support
your role as a coach.
 Assess your present coaching style
and its strengths and weaknesses.
 Utilize coaching steps to create a
work climate in which excellence
becomes the norm with your
employees.


Definitions
 Coaching: A directive process by a
manager to train and orient an
employee to the realities of the
workplace and to help the employee
remove barriers to optimum work
performance.
 Counseling: A supportive process
facilitated by a manager to help an
employee define and work through
personal problems that affect job
performance.


Can Coaching Effectiveness
Be Measured?
 The effectiveness of coaching can
be measured when it is compared
to set pre-defined criteria.
 Effective coaching should lead to
changed behavior and improved
work performance, while providing
support for the employee.
 Criteria should be defined before
coaching begins, and results should
be analyzed based on that criteria.


Benefits of Coaching
 Coaching is the most effective way
to develop employees.
 Coaching is the key to managing
multiple priorities.
 Coaching leads to improved
employee performance, which leads
to increased productivity and
bottom-line results.
 Coaching increases employees’ self-
esteem and job satisfaction.


Three
Defensive
Behaviors


Coaching Candidates (1 of 2)

 Employees must be receptive to
coaching, or the coaching will be
ineffective. The employees must be:
– Open to feedback.
– Eager to improve.
– Aware of their need.
– Aware of the possible consequences of
not improving their performance.
– Able to commit time to being coached.


We Need
to Talk


Six-Step Coaching Model (1 of 2)

Step 5:
Set Goals, and Develop an Action Plan.
Plan
 Build strategies, and agree on
follow-up, including milestones and
timelines.
Strategize
 Consider training, one-on-one
coaching, and resources.


Coaching Feedback Tips (1 of 3)

 Be descriptive about observable
behaviors.
 Do not evaluate or use judgments.
 Do not put the employee on the
defensive.
 Describe the behavior in the context
of the situation.
 Only discuss changeable behaviors.

Adapted From: “Coaching
for Peak Performance,”
by U.S. Department of
Health and Human
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Employee and
Manager
Symptoms


Employee Symptoms (1 of 2)

 Is frequently tardy or absent
 Is defensive
 Complains
 Has a negative attitude
 Exhibits horn-blowing
 Maintains silence
 Avoids the manager


Disciplinary
Action – The
Last Alternative


Steps in Disciplinary Action
(3 of 3)

 Updates to HR and the manager’s
manager
 Termination discussion
– For a termination resulting from poor
performance to occur, the manager must
have a minimum of one counseling
session per week.


What is
your next
step?


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PowerPoint presentation
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145 slides include: 6 points on the untraditional approach, 10 uses for
coaching, 3 points on measurement of effective coaching, slides on the
characteristics and skills of coaches, the benefits of coaching, 3 points
on defensive behaviors, 7 points on what coaching is, 11 points on
coach characteristics, 10 slides on “We Need to Talk”, 4 slides on closed
questions made open, 13 coaching guidelines, 7 points on the causes of
poor performance, 12 points on coaching candidates, 5 points on goal
setting, Kirkpatrick's 4 level model, 13 points on avoiding coaching
pitfalls, Six-step coaching model with in-depth descriptions, An eight-
step coaching model 6 slides on modeling coaching behavior, 14 tips on
feedback, 2 slides on 1-miute praising, 3 slides on 1-minute reprimands,
3 slides on steps in disciplinary action, 5 slides on role-playing, 8 points
on observer guidelines, learning how to utilize open and closed
questions, 4 slides on action steps, how to's and much more.

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