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Index
ADHD Coaching Considerations: Impulsivity: Take 24
Coach's Corner - 10 Things I Don't Want to Hear This Baseball Season
Coaching Sports For All The Right Reasons
The Right Coach
Six Basketball Defense Tips - Defending the Basketball
How To Promote Your Coaching Business Online
Interview with Book and Marketing Coach-Judy Cullins - Part 2
How Coaching and Mentoring Works: The Benefits of Using a Coach or Mentor
Has This Coach Earned The Right To Coach You?
5 Vital Ideas About Your Personal Football Coaching Philosophy
What Else to Read: Managing, Consulting and Coaching
How a Life Coach can Help Reduce Stress and Improve Your Life
5 Vital Ideas About Your Personal Football Coaching Philosophy
Blaze A Trail :With the Help of a Life Coach
Make The Happy Transition From Consulting To Coaching!
Why Bring In A Consultant or A Coach?
A Coach's Playbook for Workplace Teams
Podcoaching: How to Use a Podcast to Gain New Coaching Clients, Part 1
Creativity and Innovation Management - Teach, Coach, Learn
Coaching From A Team Leader's Perspective
6 Winning Strategies Guaranteed to Improve Your Coaching
Organizational Techniques - Tickler and Chron File
Ralph Waldo Emerson Weighs In On Business Coaching
Is Coaching For You?
Top College Football Plays for the Week
How One-on-One Executive Coaching Can Work For You
Coaching Youth Football (Part 1)-Keys to Success
Health: The Healing-Death Paradox
Coaching Sports: Do Teenagers Really Need a Job?
A Coach's Playbook for Leaders
Summer Love - Moving On When It's Over
Managing Your Time, when Music isn't Your "Day Job"
What's Wrong with Life Coaching?
Success - Three Questions to Choose Your Peer Group
Truth About Life Coaching School Accreditation
Positive Thought, Positive Action Equals Successful Life
Plan for Weight Loss - Only One Dieting Strategy Covers All the Basics
Joint Ventures In Real Estate Development; So How Do They Work?
Relationship Coaching: How Can it Help You?
How Sales Coaching Can Increase Your Profits
Warm-up for Soccer Training and Games
Digital Sports Photography - Top-Scoring Shots With Expert Coaching
Should You Coach Your Own Kids In Sports?
An Introduction to Tennis
Coaching a Leader
How to Jump Higher
The Youth Sports Coach

Coaching From A Team Leader's Perspective

By Sandra Valente
In the everyday world we come across difficult situations that we must learn to deal with and are faced with unpleasant conversations that we must handle and address with team members. I have been in the Customer Service field for many years and have been challenged at many points in my career. I have worked in places where coaching is not a priority and is not even discussed. In my current position I have introduced coaching to my team members. I have also inspired other Supervisors in the coaching to begin coaching sessions in their own teams. Keeping track of the sessions and discussions will assist in comparing the progress of each individual team member. Coaching is becoming an important part of the personal development of employees through the various work places. Coaching is a very effective tool in a team. There should be monthly coaching sessions to determine: Daily, weekly and monthly individual goals (Personal goals) Company Goals & Expectations The identification of training needs Addressing attendance issues Career development This allows the manager to: Take immediate action Implement training sessions To be a good Coach you must be: A good listener/communicator Confident Proactive at addressing issues Positive in your attitude Understanding and fair to all Approachable Able to recognize hard work Able to assist with personal development of staff Coaching will assist your team in achieving the team goals and working together as one. Manager/Team Leader should always be upfront with staff members and help them to develop new work knowledge and build confidence. Staff should always be aware of any issues that are occurring, be aware of any good/bad performance issues. The team member should be given a monthly copy of all issues/performance discussed in the session. Team members should not be surprised with annual reviews if monthly coaching sessions are being held and issues are being addressed. Coaching should be about recognizing for a job “well done” and given motivation for them to succeed and become better professionals. It doesn’t matter what line of work you do, coaching should become a priority in every office. Help your staff understand how important they are to the organization and in assisting achieve the goals as a team. Coaching can also be held with the entire team so that the Team Leader/Manager/Supervisor can also receive feedback and suggestions in making the team more efficient. Sandra Valente is the Customer Service Director at TradePals, a B2B directory of entrepreneurs, business people, trades people, sales people, and freelancers across North America.
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