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Coaching Skills for Leaders
The
Ticking Time Bomb
Globalization,
demographic shifts, talent shortages, changing customer
and employee expectations are challenging businesses
to rethink their formulas for success. In the 21st century,
it will be those companies who recognize that product
and price can be replicated, but the quality and commitment
of their people cannot, who will survive and thrive.
Talent
retention is now rated as the #1 issue amongst leading
senior Executives. Studies have shown that nearly half
of all Canadians are disenchanted with their current
work situation. If a comparable job became available,
they would seriously consider leaving their present
employer. Engaging workplace cultures, with opportunities
to learn and grow are cited as reasons to leave.
In
today's challenging business environment, no leader
can run the risk of critical talent jumping ship to
work for a competitor. Effectiveness in coaching is
an essential requirement to respond to employee needs
for growth and development and drive organizational
performance.
Our
strategic partnerships allow us to offer our corporate
clients an award winning learning experience.
Workshop
Format
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A two day program facilitated by experienced business
leaders and certified coaches
Features
- Grounded
in the Adler coaching model
- Customized
content to reflect the uniqueness of each client organization
- Balanced
between theory and experiential learning
- Develops
skills and behaviours that support multiple interactions
such as coaching for development, coaching to improve
performance and customer service and coaching to support
career direction.
- Follow-up
options available
Benefits
- Develops
techniques to identify what's most important to others
in order to boost motivation and commitment to action
- Enhances
ability to influence
- Provides
tools to overcome resistance to change
A
powerful learning experience that provides Executives
and Managers with the means to have better conversations
and build better relationships with their teams
and each other. This, in turn, is the catalyst for better
business results.

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