Do
Use coaching with competent staff to help draw out their potential;
Be truly present for the person being coached, removing mental and physical distractions;
Listen deeply to gain a true understanding of the challenge at hand and show the coachee you are listening;
Ask intelligent questions to enhance a person’s view of both the reality before them and the options they have;
Finish the coaching conversation with a commitment to action.
Don’t
Use coaching with incompetent staff who lack the will or skill to improve their performance;
Be thinking of other things when listening;
Just pretend to listen, interrupt, only hear what reinforces your preconceptions or jump to premature conclusions;
Give advice, offer solutions or use questioning to lead the coachee to your preferred solution;
Leave the person unclear about the next steps they will take
Wednesday, July 11, 2007
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