Managing and
Supervising Effectively
Coaching and Mentoring for Outstanding Job Performance
Series: Enhancement Skills
Course: Coaching and Mentoring for Outstanding Job Performance
Empower your employees to become more productive, effective and committed team members!
In today’s tough business environment, your organization can’t afford anything less than outstanding performance. Are you prepared to get the best from your team? Keep your team members’ productivity up to par and show them how to do the best job they can? You’ll learn a step-by-step approach to effective coaching and successful counseling.
"Committed to continually improving management, team, and organization performance."
- Close the gaps between current and desired performance
- Increase job satisfaction and work output
- Resolve problems that interfere with job performance
- Effectively provide high level of feedback on employee’s behaviors
- Create a coaching partnership between you and your employee
- Provide guidance as a coach to help your employees grow
- Develop and apply the skills of coaching through case study, role-play and discussion
- Coaching: the essential components for performance management
- Learn to customize your coaching styles for different employees
- Development-based coaching model: develop framework and competencies to challenge employees, promote performance ownership and provide constant feedback
- Apply the Personal Style Indicator (PSI) and integrate critical environmental factors to ensure coaching success
- Critical steps of coaching as an effective intervention
- Difficult coaching situations: conflict preference and resolution
- How to incorporate the planning guides to address real work situations
Performance Coaching and Mentoring
- Identify the Components of Performance Enhancement
- Define the Four Coaching Approaches or Styles
- Identify the Paradigm Needed by an Effective Coach
- Apply Development-based Coaching Techniques
- Learn to Create a Coaching Partnership between Supervisor and Employee
- Learn the Organizational, Group and Developmental Environments Faced by Coaches
- Learn One’s Interpersonal Style and Use It Effectively in Coaching Situations
- Develop and Apply the Fundamental Skills of Coaching through Case Study, Role Play, and Discussion
- Close the Gaps between Current and Desired Performance
- Apply Counseling Skills to Coaching Situations
- Understand and Apply the Critical Steps of Coaching
- Utilize, throughout the Program, the Coach’s Tools That Apply to Real Work-Coaching Situations
- Create an Action Plan Using the Coach’s Planning Guide
- Distinguish between Current and Required Managerial Attributes
- Identify the Components for Performance Enhancement
- Define the Four Coaching Styles (Approaches)
- Define Your Preferred Coaching Style
- Understand the Dynamics of the Coaching Issues Circle
- Identify the Coaching Model for Development-based Coaching by Applying the:
—Coach’s Paradigm
—Coaching Framework - Apply Development-based Coaching Techniques
- Create a Coaching “Partnership” between Supervisor and Employee
- Understand and Effectively Utilize the Four Critical Environments for Coaching to Be Effective:
—Organization’s Cultural Environment
—Group’s Learning Environment
—Employee Development Environment
—Interpersonal Communication Environment - Assess One’s Coaching Communication Environment through the Personal Style Indicator (PSI)
- Expand Interpersonal Communications into Coaching Patterns That Impact the Employee Response to the Coaching
- Apply the Results of the PSI to Actual Work Situations
- Develop a Better Understanding of the Four Fundamental Coaching Skills Of:
—Observation
—Questioning
—Listening
—Giving Feedback - Fully Use and Apply These Skills So That, as a Coach, You Will:
—Observe and Not Judge
—Listen to the Words and the Real Message
—Ask Questions That Elicit Information and Maintain a Dialogue
—Provide Feedback That Structures Future Behaviors
- Understand and Distinguish between the Different Coaching Situations:
—Career
—Performance
—Development - Understand That, to the Employee, Coaching Is a Form of Intervention
- Motivate the Employee Toward the Desired Performance Levels
Effectively Use an Appraisal Form to Provide Feedback on Future Performance Behaviors
- Define the Counseling Process
- Identify the Six Skills for Effective Counseling
- Specify the Guidelines When Counseling
- Use Precise Communication Skills to Foster the Counseling Process
- Conduct a Counseling Session in a Coaching Situation
- Link the Learning on Coaching in This Program into Three Practical Steps, and Apply These Steps
- Provide Effective Feedback and Coaching for Typical Work Situations
- Use Conflict Skills in Difficult Coaching Applications
- Incorporate the Planning Guides to Address Real Work Situations
- Connect the Learning from the Coach’s Tools into One, Real-World Application
- Use a One-Page Coach’s Planning Guide for Every Coaching Situation
- Use Feedback from the Role Play on the Real-World Coaching Situation to Make Adjustments When Coaching on the Job
- Develop Your Personal Action Plan to Be a More Effective Coach
- Understand the Impact That You As a Coach Can Have on Job Performance
- Avoid Some of the Common Coaching Mistakes
Contact
Pinnacle Performance
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United States of America