be a process. Just as getting into shape requires consistent workouts rather than just one visit to the tness boot camp class, becoming a great coach isn’t a quick x.
4. Engage your boss: Sometimes there will lack of engagement or support from the senior management that can be a real coaching road block. You should present a case for the economic bene ts of the coaching, and you have to make sure that they can see the ROI involved. Within the engagement at all the levels of the organisation, investment in a coaching culture will achieve the greater traction and superior results.
5. Understand and value personality difference: When you are coaching your staff, be aware that each person will have different motivators and also communication styles. You should learn the styles of your team in order to adapt your communication to the listener for the increase in the impact. If anybody slower to speak and to respond, for example, you allow them time to think and process rather than interrupting with the helpful suggestions.
6. Prioritize your time: Coaching can be done in different ways with different needs and also circumstances. At some times, there will be a mini coaching opportunities that shouldn’t be missed. On other occasions, longer or more intensive coaching sessions are called for you should plan your coaching times and know when it is enough. You should keep the session focused on arriving at a solution within the time allowed and avoid endless verbalization about the problem, and coach to a resolution.
7. Stop putting out fires: Manager will be regularly moved forward in solving the staff’s problem. He is only training them to bring him the problems, rather than solving them. You should coach your staff to develop their con dence and also problem solving ability. That alone will increase the organizational ef ciency.
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