AMPLIFY YOUR IMPACT WITH COACHING
When to Consider Coaching
Coaching is intended to facilitate self-awareness by exploring values, strengths, and opportunities for improvement. It is appropriate whenever a leader/executive aspires to enhance their performance.
Coaching can be especially impactful when leaders are:
- Facing a leadership challenge (e.g., addressing organizational silos, employee engagement issues, trust or motivation issues, etc.),
- Transitioning from one role to another.
- Taking on greater responsibilities.
- In the midst of organizational change.
- Contemplating career changes.
What to Expect from Coaching
The Coaching Process
01
Discovery Session
During the Discovery Session, a client and coach determine if they have the right chemistry to work together, align on goals and success measures for the coaching engagement, and discuss logistics (number and frequency of meetings, cost, etc.)
02
Assessment (if appropriate)
If it is appropriate for the client’s needs, a multi-rater feedback assessment may be used to gather data. This data can support the client’s self-awareness by highlighting strengths to leverage and opportunities to make adjustments.
03
Goal Setting
The coach will support the client in establishing goals for the coaching engagement as well as measures of success. Goals help to keep focus and motivation throughout the engagement.
04
Regular Coaching Sessions
Once goals are established, the coach and client meet regularly. During these meetings, they celebrate successes, explore key insights, expand thinking, and establish next steps or new actions toward achievement of the goals. The client will leave each check-in meeting with clear actions to take toward continued goal achievement.
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What to Expect from New Leader Assimilation
The Team Assimilation Process
01
Team Member Feedback
It is essential to ensure that team members have an opportunity to share their early observations and feedback. One of the quickest ways to build trust is to ensure that each member of the team feels comfortable and supported in sharing their thoughts and input. Feedback can be focused on any number of relevant topics including but not limited to culture, strategy and goal alignment, team cohesion, leadership style and/or leadership behaviors.
02
Leader Debrief
Working with a coach, the leader will have an opportunity to hear and consider all team member feedback (aggregated and anonymized). The coach will help to interpret the data, and establish the best plan for addressing the feedback, including how they want to “show up” during the team alignment meeting that follows.
03
Team Alignment
With the objective of ensuring team effectiveness, the coach will facilitate a team dialogue with all team members and their leader. At the end of the meeting, the leader and their team will have:
- Built an additional level of rapport and trust,
- Addressed all feedback,
- Established team working norms,
- Ensured understanding of the strategy, goals and priorities,
- Clarified roles and responsibilities, and
- Determined next steps for the team.
04
Action Plan
Actions established during the Team Alignment Meeting will be the foundation for the ongoing Action Plan. Putting these actions in writing and regularly tracking progress against the goals helps to further establish trust amongst the team and to ensure accountability.
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When to Consider Coaching?
Coaching is intended to facilitate self-awareness by exploring values, strengths, and opportunities for improvement. It is appropriate whenever a leader/executive aspires to enhance their performance.
Coaching can be especially impactful when leaders are:
- Facing a leadership challenge (e.g., addressing organizational silos, employee engagement issues, trust or motivation issues, etc.),
- Transitioning from one role to another.
- Taking on greater responsibilities.
- In the midst of organizational change.
- Contemplating career changes.
What to Expect from Coaching?
The Coaching Process
01
Discovery Session
During the Discovery Session, a client and coach determine if they have the right chemistry to work together, align on goals and success measures for the coaching engagement, and discuss logistics (number and frequency of meetings, cost, etc.)
02
Assessment (if appropriate)
If it is appropriate for the client’s needs, a multi-rater feedback assessment may be used to gather data. This data can support the client’s self-awareness by highlighting strengths to leverage and opportunities to make adjustments.
03
Goal Setting
The coach will support the client in establishing goals for the coaching engagement as well as measures of success. Goals help to keep focus and motivation throughout the engagement.
04
Regular Coaching Sessions
Once goals are established, the coach and client meet regularly. During these meetings, they celebrate successes, explore key insights, expand thinking, and establish next steps or new actions toward achievement of the goals. The client will leave each check-in meeting with clear actions to take toward continued goal achievement.
What to Expect from New Leader Assimilation
The Team Assimilation Process
01
Team Member Feedback
It is essential to ensure that team members have an opportunity to share their early observations and feedback. One of the quickest ways to build trust is to ensure that each member of the team feels comfortable and supported in sharing their thoughts and input. Feedback can be focused on any number of relevant topics including but not limited to culture, strategy and goal alignment, team cohesion, leadership style and/or leadership behaviors.
02
Leader Debrief
Working with a coach, the leader will have an opportunity to hear and consider all team member feedback (aggregated and anonymized). The coach will help to interpret the data, and establish the best plan for addressing the feedback, including how they want to “show up” during the team alignment meeting that follows.
03
Team Alignment
With the objective of ensuring team effectiveness, the coach will facilitate a team dialogue with all team members and their leader. At the end of the meeting, the leader and their team will have:
- Facing a leadership challenge (e.g., addressing organizational silos, employee engagement issues, trust or motivation issues, etc.),
- Transitioning from one role to another.
- Taking on greater responsibilities.
- In the midst of organizational change.
- Contemplating career changes.
04
Action Plan
Actions established during the Team Alignment Meeting will be the foundation for the ongoing Action Plan. Putting these actions in writing and regularly tracking progress against the goals helps to further establish trust amongst the team and to ensure accountability.