High-performance coaching for managers : a step-by-step approach to increase employees' performance and productivity / William J. Rothwell, Behnam Bakhshandeh ; with a foreword by Ethan Sanders
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Building a strong foundation for high-performance coaching journey
1. The general concept of coaching
2. Performance coaching
3. Mindset, attitude, behavior, and performance
Phase one. Building relationship and recognizing the situation
4. Step 1 : how to establish relatedness and building rapport?
5. Step 2 : what is the issue at hand?
6. Step 3 : what should be happening?
Phase two. Analyzing the gap
7. Step 4 : what is the measurable gap?
8. Step 5 : how important are the gaps?
9. Step 6 : what are the root causes of the gap?
Phase three. Analyzing the solution
10. Step 7 : how many ways can the gap be closed?
11. Step 8 : what is the most effective way to close the gap?
12. Step 9 : what are the consequences of closing the gap?
Phase four. Implementation and evaluation
13. Step 10 : what are the damages of inaction?
14. Step 11 : how to implement the solution?
15. Step 12 : how to evaluate the successful implementation?
Support, maintenance, self-evaluation, and self-rating.
16. How effective are you?
Appendix A. Sources for education and implementations
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