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Becoming an Exceptional Executive Coach

Business & Career

Becoming an Exceptional Executive Coach

Business & Career

Becoming an Exceptional Executive Coach

Michael Frisch

Recognizing the uniqueness of each individual and coaching process, and by considering crucial aspects like setting goals, managing engagement, and fostering development, you can cultivate your own coaching style that leaves a lasting and positive influence on your clients. Be there for your clients. As a coach, it's crucial to be present at events that are crucial to your clients, such as presentations or meetings. This allows you to closely observe your client's interactions, gather tangible examples, and provide more relatable insights during coaching sessions.

management

leadership

business-coaching

13 min

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¿De qué trata?

Becoming an Exceptional Executive Coach seeks to enhance your comprehension of assuming a coaching role. The book elucidates the fundamental aspects of coach-client relationships, offering a flexible and comprehensive approach to executive coaching.

Resumen del libro

Michael Frisch possesses extensive knowledge in various human resources areas, such as competency models, executive development, training, succession planning, and performance management. With over two decades of experience, his main emphasis lies in providing executive coaching services.

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Customize your coaching style by drawing from your own experiences.

Effective engagement management ensures that sponsors, clients, and coaches work together.

Client relationships can be greatly enhanced through preparation and a well-defined agenda.

To gain a deep understanding of clients and their needs, coaches must gather both quantitative and qualitative data.

The development planning phase plays a crucial role in putting coaching goals into practice.

Coaching senior leaders becomes more manageable when you practice patience and utilize motivational interviewing techniques.

End the coaching process with careful planning.

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