EXECUTIVE COACHING
Developing a Current/Future Leader
Executive coaching is a type of organisational learning using 1:1 conversations that develops a current/future leader. It can be used in a number of ways, e.g. getting past a specific issue, removing obstacles, building on strengths. All courses can also be delivered via Remote Training
Research conducted by the International Personnel Management Association (IPMA) found that:
“Training on is own increases productivity by 22% whereas combining it with coaching increases productivity by 88%.”
Leadership Track can deliver Executive Coaching in all formats – Face to Face, Skype or telephone and over a duration that best suits the learner.
Ensuring Behaviour Change:
Leadership Track’s approach is different to most Executive Coaches as we will Measure the Impact of the Coaching. This enables the coaching to be:
- Continuously improved
- It provides the individual with the motivation to change
- It proves an ROI
Leadership Track will work with an individual to decide on specific areas for improvement and then design a dashboard that will help the individual stay on track – using Nudge theory – to help embed and effect long-term behaviour change.
Leadership Track will measure the ‘soft skills’ KPIs alongside the ‘hard’ KPIs and track over time.
FAQ'S
- Improvement in individual’s performance, targets and goals.
- Increased openness to personal learning and development.
- Increased ability to identify solutions to specific work-related issues.
- Greater ownership and responsibility.
- Development of self-awareness.
That’s because coaches help you identify and focus on what’s important, which accelerates your success. According to coaches.com, good coaches: Create a safe environment in which people see themselves more clearly; Identify gaps between where the client is and where the client needs or wants to be.
- Identify your goal(s) and/or area of focus. The most important thing is to have a focus area and set goals to work toward with your coach.
- Keep a log/record of progress – measure it!
- Be open
- Be prepared to be challenged
- Expect to change.
- What is happening?
- What is challenging about it?
- What have you done, tried, or considered?
- What is the impact on you, your team, or the business?
- What are your ideal outcomes?
- What would the CEO, board, or shareholders want to see happen?
- What would have to change to make that happen?
- Empowers individuals and encourages them to take responsibility.
- Increases employee and staff engagement.
- Improves individual performance.
- Helps identify and develop high potential employees.
- Helps identify both organizational and individual strengths and development opportunities
