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Workplace Performance Coaching (sometimes referred to as “Executive coaching”) is suitable for individuals in leadership, professional and para-professional roles. -
It is a working partnership entered in to for the purpose of identifying and removing interference that limits personal and professional development.
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The coaching environment provides a neutral space to explore required outcomes in relation to perceived problems.
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Coaching is achieved through one or more conversations between the coach and coaching counterpart.
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Through self-reflection and self-evaluation, the coaching counterpart will gain greater insight into themselves and their professional and personal environments.
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The coaching counterpart will be constructively challenged towards suitable action, through gentle questioning.
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The coach will not ‘tell’ or ‘advise’ the counterpart. Rather, the counterpart will discover the solutions, and thus have greater commitment to implement changes
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Solution focused goals are drawn from these conversations which are then developed into sustainable personal and organisational change.
