Posts Tagged ‘executive coaching’
New – Leadership Behavior Coaching
“The measure of a Leadership Behavior Coach is always observed through the behavior of the Coachee. The measure of a leader is seen by looking at the behavior of his followers. Therefore, the impact the Leadership Coach has on the organization can be profound. Leadership Behavior Coaching is a great responsibility.” – Hellen Davis While…
Read MoreProfessional Coaching
What should I look for in a Coach? All executive coaches aren’t the same. Therefore, you will need to do your research to find the best one. There are certain traits you should look for determining which coach is right for you. Successful coaches are able to motivate others and remain objective. Begin your search…
Read MoreConquering the Fear of Moving Forward
Many individuals have a fear of moving forward, and a fear that they will fail. However, the main reason people fail is that they do not know where to begin. They lack a process for starting on the road to change. Studies have shown that many fail for similar reasons. They do not plan properly,…
Read MoreYour First 30 Days at a New Job
So, you’ve just been hired on at the job of your dreams and you’re dying to make a good impression. Who could blame you? The importance of a good first impression cannot be overstated. Even beyond the critical first day, studies have shown that opinions formed within the first thirty days on a new job…
Read MoreHow to Deal With Difficult Employees
At some point or another, difficulties always arise in the workplace. When the difficulties stem from tricky negotiations with clients or troublesome mechanical failures, they’re simply a matter of patience. But when the troubles come from the employees themselves, it’s an entirely different story. Dealing with disruptive employees is one of the most difficult but…
Read MoreExecutive Presence – Are you hitting the ground running this year; or stumbling?
I just got off the phone with a female exec. She is questioning whether to promote one of two females to VP. She is very uncomfortable with the woman’s clothing choices (she will be client facing and highly visible in the next position). The EVP said she was concerned about the woman’s executive presence, even…
Read MoreWhat should I look for in a Coach?
Hiring an Executive Coach is a great way to improve oneself! All executive coaches aren’t the same. You will need to do your research to find the best one. There are certain traits you should look for determining which coach is right for you. Successful coaches are able to motivate others and remain objective. So…
Read MoreAsking for a Raise or Promotion
Maybe you’ve been in the same position for several years now. While you’re happy with your job, the compensation just isn’t cutting it as well as it did when you started. Or maybe you’ve done some research and discovered that what you’re being paid is well under the average for other people in your same…
Read MoreBridging the Generational Gap
The modern workforce is anything but a homogeneous place. Employees are represented by a broad range of social backgrounds, philosophies and value systems. This can make managing a diverse group of people a unique challenge. In particular, the differences between the various generations are immense. They must be addressed if a company is to avoid…
Read MoreThe Basis for Noble Intent
Today we will look at the concept of Noble Intent and how it can positively affect your personal and professional relationships. Together Indaba CEO and founder Hellen Davis and Fran Landolf published a book on the subject. Noble Intent, simply put, is a systemic way of approaching personal and professional relations from the view of…
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