Coaching, the unknown
Coaching is the most powerful tool available to organizations to activate change in individual employees, working groups, and the entire structure; a tool able to enhance the efficacy of managers and professionals in a world becoming every day more complex, more rapidly evolving, and more in need of strong collaborative qualities.
What do we mean with Coaching?
We mean a relationship where coachees are helped to modify behaviors and attitudes they adopt to reach their objectives so that they will reinforce the effective ones, remove those that are obstacles, and accelerate acquisition of competencies that are considered important for their professional development.
How does a Coaching journey happen?
It is a relatively short journey made in three distinct stages: at first the coach helps the coachee to become aware of his automatic behaviors, the thoughts that drive them, and the emotions that inspire them; afterwards the coach guides him to identify and to experiment with alternative and more effective behaviors; finally the coach helps him to consolidate the new behaviors into lasting habits.
What personal resources are mobilized by the coach?
The efficacy of Coaching comes from the fact that it mobilizes all the inner resources of the coachee: thoughts, in order to acquire awareness of his behavioral mechanisms; emotional strengths, to recognize his own feelings and learn to master them without negating them; the will, to put into effect change and to sustain it over time; values, to recognize the deep meaning that changes will have not only for himself but also for others.
Whom is Coaching useful for?
To a valuable employee executive, manager, professional: to develop specific potentials.
To a valuable employee: to improve behavioral weaknesses.
To a valuable employee: to prepare him for positions of higher responsibility.
And to a team of people who must face together a challenge that requires motivation, collaboration, and the ability to valorize the diversity of individuals.
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