The power of workplace coaching
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Coaching is a term often heard in the workplace, but frequently misunderstood.
Coaching isn’t mentoring, and it’s not ‘covert’ performance management. Coaching, when used properly, is a powerful tool for helping employees realise their full potential.
Lisa Croxford spoke with The HR Leader about her experience as a coach, explaining how coaching can be used to help employees and leaders grow.
In this episode, Ms Croxford references the below:
The Coaching Habit - Say Less, Ask More & Change the Way You Lead Forever, Michael Bungay Stanier
Organisational Coaching Essentials (Level 1), IECL coaching course, https://www.iecl.com/
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Coaching differs from training in that it frequently focuses on a narrower range of abilities or jobs. This might be done as a part of personnel upskilling or performance management. Both internal trainers and outside coaches may carry out this task. Coaching occasionally includes assessments and performance feedback.
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