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Catalytic Coaching: This Ain’t Your Grandma’s Recipe
Leaders I work with always try to guess what makes Catalytic Coaching so effective. Why is the process such a game changer for organizations? Read on … I’ll tell you what’s behind the secret recipe.
The Collins Bus: Coaching to Get the Right People in the Right Seats
“Get the right people on the bus, the wrong people off the bus, and everybody in the right seats.”
In Good to Great, Jim Collins says leaders of successful organizations start with “who.” So, how do you do this? My suggestion is quite simple. Coaching. Not evaluating. Not grading. But coaching.
Nine Ways To Energize, Empower, and Engage the Human Spirit at Work
Join award-winning author and expert, Gary Markle, for the webinar, Nine Ways to Energize, Empower, and Engage the Human Spirit at Work. Check out his proven formula for maximizing both individual and organizational success through individualized coaching.
What’s the Key to a Successful Employee Development Program?
Coachability Sets the Stage for Performance Improvement I’m frequently asked to describe what differentiates a successful employee development program from a less successful one. In a word, the answer is “coachability.” If I could do only one thing to maximize the chance that a supervisor’s performance improvement advice would be followed by a direct report, I’d […]