Practice 2:
Communicate as a Coach
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Today’s leaders are under immense pressure to do it all.
But it’s not their job to have all the answers or to solve every problem themselves. Instead, it’s their job to help other people develop their inherent potential.
By asking thought-provoking questions, listening with intent, and acknowledging others’ successes, leaders can build stronger connections and effectively coach their direct reports to find new solutions, generate creative ideas, and take action to maximize impact.
Put the “LEAD” in “LEADER”
Whether you’re a new manager or you’ve been in a leadership role for a while, coaching a direct report can sometimes feel intimidating or overwhelming. Using the LEAD Coaching Framework provides a guide for leaders to discover or share information with team members, empower their direct reports to take initiative in finding effective solutions, and support them in their next steps.
Telling reinforces dependency; coaching develops capability.
Equip your leaders to achieve outstanding results.
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