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Why Coaching?
As the speed and complexity
of today's business continues to overwhelm us, it becomes
increasingly more difficult for employees and business owners
to stay focused, balanced, and productive. The powerful tool
of professional coaching is finding its way into Corporate
America as an answer in a sea of confusion.
In a recent Business Week article (1/30/2006) two of the nation's top Fortune 10 recruiters recommended that having an executive coach was essential in order to achieve success.
Coaching is a designated collaboration between two peers who's sole focus is to help the
client focus, define values and goals, and then take action to
achieve them.
Coaching is not therapy. Coaching takes place in a neutral environment that is not motivated by company politics or motivated by someone else's agenda. The client is the agenda.
A coach does not have your answers, but facilitates the process for you to find them. Through the process of intense listening, the asking
of powerful questions, and other coaching techniques, you will
find that you hold the key to your success!
Fortune 500 companies such as Alcoa, American Red Cross, AT&T, Chase, Ford, IBM, Motorola, Northwestern Mutual Life, 3M, UPS, American Standard, are using coaches in their organizations to improve
morale and productivity.
CORPORATIONS HIRE COACHES TO:
- Achieve higher levels of employee engagement.
- Increase employee retention rates.
- Improve employee motivation.
- Forward growth to the next level of development.
"The goal of coaching is the goal of good management: to make the most of an organization’s valuable resources." Harvard Business Review
"Between 25 percent and 45 percent of Fortune 500 companies use executive coaches." Survey by The Hay Group, an International Human Resources Consulting Firm.
INDIVIDUALS AND ENTREPRENEURS HIRE COACHES TO:
- Identify their values, strengths, and purpose.
- Stay focused on achieving their goals.
- Be accountable for results.
- Overcome self-limiting behaviors that prevent
success.
"People who want to stand out at work or face a job crisis increasingly turn to career coaches." The Wall Street Journal
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