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I don’t have enough superlatives for this program. I have recommended the course to our senior management.
Peoplesoft
Coaching & Feedback Skills for Peak Performance
Objective: You will learn how to motivate employees to work at peak performance in a way that is constructive, not destructive. These skills will help you whether you are an experienced manager or have recently been promoted. Whether you need to change someone's deeply embedded behavior or ask a star performer to perform even better, you will become the best coach you can be.
Program Outline:
Developing your best Coaching Style
Utilizing the correct mindset to motivate others
Your role: what to be thinking and doing
Difference between coaching & counseling
Learning a Professional Coaching Approach
Understanding what coaching is and is not
Understanding dynamics of behavioral change
Realizing different people need different coaching
Why you need to coach early and often
Organizing yourself: Decker Pyramid Technique©
Gathering information: the "snapshot camera"
Clarifying objectives: the "Big Picture"
Assessing how your employee is likely thinking
Avoiding the mistake of making "moral equivalents"
Organizing Coaching Messages, Stones Across the Brook© Strategy
Organizing a lucid, coaching message
Motivating employees to listen: "30 second" exercise
Mapping key points to help employees follow you
Setting expectations
Staying on track with minimal use of notes
Providing Constructive, not Destructive Feedback
Gaining immediate rapport: how to begin
Avoiding defensiveness: "the attitude problem"
Telling people they are wrong without a fight
Overcoming excuses to avoid change
Ending with an agreement on next steps
Sharpening Communications Skills
Flexible, relaxed, resonant voice
Speaking rate, pitch, tone
Avoiding distracting mannerisms, "ah's, umms"
Psychology-based Feedback Skills to:
Deal with a negative person
Ensure you and employee stay calm
Avoid coming across as an attack
Stay focused on the central issues
Motivate the employee to change
Changing Deeply Embedded Behavior, dealing with the problem employee to:
Overcome extreme resistance
Handle charges of personal bias
Address difficult, controversial topics
Maintain credibility when lacking an answer
Optimizing Oral & Written Evaluations & Reviews
Gathering and analyzing hard and soft data
Avoiding blanket statement reports
Distinguishing between the possible and impossible
Additional Coaching in…
Coaching groups via motivational presentations
Develop an Action Plan to Build on Your Gains
All programs are tailored to each group's exact
needs. One-on-one or group workshops available.
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