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Webinar Ground Rules
Follow-Up Expectations
Fresh
Relevant
Concise
Shannon
KlucznyBizLibrary Vice
President
employee
Services
CoachingCoaching for for results
maximum
Definitions
Skills Needed
Approaches
Preparation
Execution
Results
Helping others
Grow & Develop
who can be a coach?
ANYONE
clarity
Supportiveness
Confidence buildi
ng
Mutuality
Perspective
Patien
ce
Involvement
Confidentiality
Respect
who needs coaching?
EVERYONE
60%High-potential Coaching
42%
Executive Coaching
What opportuniti
es exist?
SkillDevelopment
Performance Improvement
Approach
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Non-Directive
Programmatic
Circumstantial
Specific
Holistic
2/3 of people
prefernon-directive
83%
of people want
Holistic
Preparation
Situation.
Words.Attitude.
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Assessment
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EnrollmentEnrollment
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CoachingItself
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Specific
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Attainable
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Relevant
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Timely
Adult learners
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Adult Learning
Adult learners
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relevant
Adult learners
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Perfectionist
Adult learners
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SKILL
LoseCredibility
Communication
Ongoing support
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Watch…Watch…
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What are the
benefits?
contribution
Self-Directed
SKILLS
Loyalty
Fewer Problems
Trust
Less Turnover
review
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Skills
Needed
Approaches
Preparation
Execution
Results