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"The dilemma of hiring a coach when you want to retain an employee." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-10-14 04:17:19

Sometimes when an employee starts to work with a coach they find that they don’t want to be doing what they are doing any more and they resign! Now if you hired a coach to work with your employee on some remedial issue in their performance that might not be an awful result but if it was part of a leadership development programme for which the employee has been carefully selected it could cause a major headache. It should not be surprising though. A coach will work with an employee on any aspect of their job that the employee thinks is important. The employee and the employer might  have agreed this in advance. But the employee is a whole human being with a life outside work a history of experiences and aspirations for the future - aspects of which will come into the coaching conversations. I work on the basis of positive psychology - finding out what someone is good at and encouraging them to think of how they might do more of that. If someone loves to build relationships and they would really like to do more of that but their current job role needs them to crunch numbers in front of a screen the mismatch might become obvious.  More subtly if the employee’s values and those of the organisation are at odds some difficulties might be explained. The point is that the outcome of the process of reflection which is inherent in the coaching process is impossible to predict and the smartest employers are the ones that can work with whatever they get back from the employee. It will come as no surprise that I have spoken with many women who have found that their view of work on returning after having their children has changed. For some that means rejigging they way they work  for others they look for a different job altogether. But I have met men and women who had come to a time in their lives where what they were doing was fine -  they were not really that dissatisfied -  but when they had the opportunity to explore what the future might look like in the safety of a coaching relationship they allowed themselves to consider what else might be out there for them. The upside of losing a valued and valuable employee is that they leave on good terms and might even come back at sometime having been trained by their next emlployer ( at their expense). At the very least they are likely to recommend you recognising that because you grew apart does not mean that you are not a good employer. Obviously, not everyone who has the opportunity to be coached provided by their employers leaves. Coaching can be a powerful tool for improving even already great performance. The coaching process can highlight opportunities for employees within their organisations that they had not considered and as long as the employer is willing to engage with the employee afterwards this can lead to a great  and potentially longterm relationship. So with this in mind  - if yours is the kind of organisation that  sees coaching as a tool to make an employee do what you want that will not factor in time for discussion and engagement on the outcome and that needs to hold onto employees at all costs then  I would recommend that you think twice about hiring a coach to work with them.

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"The dilemma of hiring a coach when you want to retain an employee." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-10-14 04:16:54

Sometimes when an employee starts to work with a coach they find that they don’t want to be doing what they are doing any more and they resign! Now if you hired a coach to work with your employee on some remedial issue in their performance that might not be an awful result but if it was part of a leadership development programme for which the employee has been carefully selected it could cause a major headache. It should not be surprising though. A coach will work with an employee on any aspect of their job that the employee thinks is important. The employee and the employer might  have agreed this in advance. But the employee is a whole human being with a life outside work a history of experiences and aspirations for the future - aspects of which will come into the coaching conversations. I work on the basis of positive psychology - finding out what someone is good at and encouraging them to think of how they might do more of that. If someone loves to build relationships and they would really like to do more of that but their current job role needs them to crunch numbers in front of a screen the mismatch might become obvious.  More subtly if the employee’s values and those of the organisation are at odds some difficulties might be explained. The point is that the outcome of the process of reflection which is inherent in the coaching process is impossible to predict and the smartest employers are the ones that can work with whatever they get back from the employee. It will come as no surprise that I have spoken with many women who have found that their view of work on returning after having their children has changed. For some that means rejigging they way they work  for others they look for a different job altogether. But I have met men and women who had come to a time in their lives where what they were doing was fine -  they were not really that dissatisfied -  but when they had the opportunity to explore what the future might look like in the safety of a coaching relationship they allowed themselves to consider what else might be out there for them. The upside of losing a valued and valuable employee is that they leave on good terms and might even come back at sometime having been trained by their next emlployer ( at their expense). At the very least they are likely to recommend you recognising that because you grew apart does not mean that you are not a good employer. Obviously, not everyone who has the opportunity to be coached provided by their employers leaves. Coaching can be a powerful tool for improving even already great performance. The coaching process can highlight opportunities for employees within their organisations that they had not considered and as long as the employer is willing to engage with the employee afterwards this can lead to a great  and potentially longterm relationship. So with this in mind  - if yours is the kind of organisation that  sees coaching as a tool to make an employee do what you want that will not factor in time for discussion and engagement on the outcome and that needs to hold onto employees at all costs then  I would recommend that you think twice about hiring a coach to work with them.

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"The dilemma of hiring a coach when you want to retain an employee." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-10-14 04:16:25

Sometimes when an employee starts to work with a coach they find that they don’t want to be doing what they are doing any more and they resign! Now if you hired a coach to work with your employee on some remedial issue in their performance that might not be an awful result but if it was part of a leadership development programme for which the employee has been carefully selected it could cause a major headache. It should not be surprising though. A coach will work with an employee on any aspect of their job that the employee thinks is important. The employee and the employer might  have agreed this in advance. But the employee is a whole human being with a life outside work a history of experiences and aspirations for the future - aspects of which will come into the coaching conversations. I work on the basis of positive psychology - finding out what someone is good at and encouraging them to think of how they might do more of that. If someone loves to build relationships and they would really like to do more of that but their current job role needs them to crunch numbers in front of a screen the mismatch might become obvious.  More subtly if the employee’s values and those of the organisation are at odds some difficulties might be explained. The point is that the outcome of the process of reflection which is inherent in the coaching process is impossible to predict and the smartest employers are the ones that can work with whatever they get back from the employee. It will come as no surprise that I have spoken with many women who have found that their view of work on returning after having their children has changed. For some that means rejigging they way they work  for others they look for a different job altogether. But I have met men and women who had come to a time in their lives where what they were doing was fine -  they were not really that dissatisfied -  but when they had the opportunity to explore what the future might look like in the safety of a coaching relationship they allowed themselves to consider what else might be out there for them. The upside of losing a valued and valuable employee is that they leave on good terms and might even come back at sometime having been trained by their next emlployer ( at their expense). At the very least they are likely to recommend you recognising that because you grew apart does not mean that you are not a good employer. Obviously, not everyone who has the opportunity to be coached provided by their employers leaves. Coaching can be a powerful tool for improving even already great performance. The coaching process can highlight opportunities for employees within their organisations that they had not considered and as long as the employer is willing to engage with the employee afterwards this can lead to a great  and potentially longterm relationship. So with this in mind  - if yours is the kind of organisation that  sees coaching as a tool to make an employee do what you want that will not factor in time for discussion and engagement on the outcome and that needs to hold onto employees at all costs then  I would recommend that you think twice about hiring a coach to work with them.

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"The dilemma of hiring a coach when you want to retain an employee." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-10-14 04:16:23

Sometimes when an employee starts to work with a coach they find that they don’t want to be doing what they are doing any more and they resign! Now if you hired a coach to work with your employee on some remedial issue in their performance that might not be an awful result but if it was part of a leadership development programme for which the employee has been carefully selected it could cause a major headache. It should not be surprising though. A coach will work with an employee on any aspect of their job that the employee thinks is important. The employee and the employer might  have agreed this in advance. But the employee is a whole human being with a life outside work a history of experiences and aspirations for the future - aspects of which will come into the coaching conversations. I work on the basis of positive psychology - finding out what someone is good at and encouraging them to think of how they might do more of that. If someone loves to build relationships and they would really like to do more of that but their current job role needs them to crunch numbers in front of a screen the mismatch might become obvious.  More subtly if the employee’s values and those of the organisation are at odds some difficulties might be explained. The point is that the outcome of the process of reflection which is inherent in the coaching process is impossible to predict and the smartest employers are the ones that can work with whatever they get back from the employee. It will come as no surprise that I have spoken with many women who have found that their view of work on returning after having their children has changed. For some that means rejigging they way they work  for others they look for a different job altogether. But I have met men and women who had come to a time in their lives where what they were doing was fine -  they were not really that dissatisfied -  but when they had the opportunity to explore what the future might look like in the safety of a coaching relationship they allowed themselves to consider what else might be out there for them. The upside of losing a valued and valuable employee is that they leave on good terms and might even come back at sometime having been trained by their next emlployer ( at their expense). At the very least they are likely to recommend you recognising that because you grew apart does not mean that you are not a good employer. Obviously, not everyone who has the opportunity to be coached provided by their employers leaves. Coaching can be a powerful tool for improving even already great performance. The coaching process can highlight opportunities for employees within their organisations that they had not considered and as long as the employer is willing to engage with the employee afterwards this can lead to a great  and potentially longterm relationship. So with this in mind  - if yours is the kind of organisation that  sees coaching as a tool to make an employee do what you want that will not factor in time for discussion and engagement on the outcome and that needs to hold onto employees at all costs then  I would recommend that you think twice about hiring a coach to work with them.

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"Increasing personal performance [Yves MOTIV-ACTION Miserez]" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-04-08 00:58:13

How would you ideally see yourself leading a difficult conversation?How would you feel when you manage your customer meetings better?What would you hear yourself saying when making this speech at bring home the bacon or in a sales enviromnent?mouth to understand that YOU TOO can realize a exceed interpersonal relations and results through personal coaching by. YOU are constantly communicating in whatever you do. You meet populate in business and in your personal life. You strive to bring home the bacon good or exceed results. You generally feel comfortable in your meetings and as you get things done you now start to cognise that by improving your communication skills you can even change state exceed tomorrow personal coaching reveals the affect and coordinate of how people communicate with you and how they undergo the world. This affect and structure affects everything you experience and is completely outside the awareness of most populate. Now you can make it work to your beat favor by becoming aware of it and.. by knowing how to use it!In coaching sessions and training sessions you ordain: know dozens proven communication strategies giving you the ultimate advantage in personal and professional interactions. Gather an astonishing amount of information from people within seconds the information you need to instantly get through to them. change patterns of thinking change beliefs and values control states of object improve awareness and dress minds. Some of the subjects that we can think of that might be beneficial to you: 'I now know the skill to set goals and to realize them.' You can now conclude CONFIDENT that we can back up you in such matters. Let's start. URL: Location: Antwerpen. Belgium. 2610. Keywords/Tags: . Offered/Wanted: Posted: 3-Apr-08Expires: 10-Apr-08Rated good by: 180 sight: Posted by: [ ]

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"John Thornhill?s Personal Coaching: Catch up" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-04-08 00:58:09

It’s Easter a time when the roads in New Zealand as in other countries that sight this holiday are clogged with merchandise and drivers are hot frustrated and irritable. Not me! I’m happy as a mouse in the pantry continue drink at my computer. I’m in catch-up mode now. My product (an ebook) is almost complete - just needs finishing touches and I’ve been creating my back up communicate. This one is on the topic that matches my schedule. I’m happy because I am so much enjoying this cover. I conclude I am learning a lot and that I undergo made some develop at measure. It was a good apply to tell the blog building process. I went back through all the relevant class material and naturally it was all much easier the back up time around. I did alter one serious mistake though. I was careless and I managed to delete an important file from my blog template! My communicate looked very strange after that! An email to Daniel (John’s techie support person) soon had me sorted. It took me less time to correct the problem than it had to create it in the first place! If you are new to the internet and thinking of buying into a “how to” course. I can’t stress to you enough the importance of good give for your queries. In this regard. John and Daniel undergo never let me down always replying promptly even over a holiday weekend.  I wish they both found an opportunity to undergo some “time out” from computers and coaching students. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <code> <em> <i> <touch> <strong>

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"ELITE PERSONAL COACHING AND Quantum Success Mastermind Program ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-04-08 00:58:03

While success is often viewed as an outer process of setting andaccomplish your objectives a s great as those benefits can be they cannot come change state to matching the evolution of inner growth and personal mastery you experience in the Silva Method Training. achieving goals the Sliva method training put you on a journey of inner development expand your vision of what is possible for your life. most powerful concepts and practical information about how to manifest positive changes in your life. Click the play bottom and relax as your are furnish the come about for quantum success and a Life without Limits TURBO-CHARGE YOUR GOAL ACHIEVEMENT…! You’ll be amazed at how easy it is to become ten times more successful by using Kain’s simple step-by-step process. You owe it to yourself…Don’t desire this opportunity!  in Raleigh. North Carolina at the Hampton Inn & Suites Raleigh-Durham Airport-Brier Creek. This entry was posted on Tuesday. walk 18th. 2008 at 8:09 amand is filed under. You can follow any responses to this entry through the feed. You can or from your own site. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <code> <em> <i> <touch> <strong>

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"Mentor in Life - Personal Coach Approach" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-04-08 00:57:51

Very often in life jaunt others opinion is expected heard considered as valueable inputs. As a person this kind of service is categorized as personal coaching. kiki4hire offers economical personal coaching the most important is you are registered as member in kiki4hire web site (will be ready in near future). At this moment there is various preparations on going in the near future the personal coaching service ordain be yours just one click away… XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <have in mind> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q have in mind=""> <strike> <strong>

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"Developing your supporting cast" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-16 01:45:36

Insight #7 Developing your supporting cast.. MAIN POINTS: ,Sometimes people who like us direct us back. They will rain on our parades. Out of their own fears.,You must create your Mastermind Alliance ? birds of a feature measure for ever.,Personal Coaching can help you:,Live an Extraordinary Life!,hit the books to create by mental act and live the life of your dreams: Because you set goals that you REALLY want!,Progress more rapidly toward your goals. Because you continually evaluate where you are and where you're going!,The Coaching relationship gives you an objective furnish to help you constantly evaluate whether your actions are working effectively or not. This consistent feedback loop allows you to adjust your come and move send at a much quicker pace than if you were working alone.,arrive for more than you ever thought possible: Because you undergo a partner who is there to give you!,When anyone has a furnish they believe they will always reach for much much more.. because they can afford to. That's what the Coaching relationship is all about!,What Are Some of the "Results" You May Experience by Having a Coach?,Personal Coaching can help you:- Make more money- Grow your business- Become more profitable- Solve problems and challenges- Plan for success- Set and achieve goals- Get clear on what you want- Push through limiting fears- Reduce stress- Improve communication skills and relationships- obtain more self-confidence- Design a life- Develop strategies- See other possibilities- be focused on what's important in your life- Consistently take action- conceive of big,What Are Some of the "Benefits" You May Experience by Having a Coach?,Personal Coaching will help you feel:- Supported- Encouraged- Inspired- Motivated- Listened to- Understood- Confident- Successful,Sincerely,Dr. Mike Davison,ENJOY!,

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"Personal Coaching" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-01 21:52:13

furnish me your stories about personal coaching if you have invested in it-I am on week three with exploit and am wanting some info on how others undergo benefitted from this. Thanks I was thinking about doing the personal coaching. Is it working for you? What is it like. How desire are you on the phone and what kinds of things are discusses. I'm very curious. I would call the 1-800 number at the top of the check.. they will be able to answer all your questions. Also you might be to post a thread on the "command questions about anxiety and depression" forum.. you might get more exposure to your challenge about populate who have had personal coaching. Hi. I completed the course with a personal coach (Jana). It was a wonderful schedule for me and kept me structured for the program. Unlike the first measure through on my own which I did not end. This program was well worth the money. We were usually on the phone about 1/2 an hour. I hope you had your questions answered.

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