The essential premise of Executive Coaching for Managers, Senior Managers, Directors, and CFO’s is to enable change in behaviours and to increase performance. It is to facilitate and help the individual to meet the challenges they and the company faces.
This course was created by a UK instructor.
As an introduction to outlining the “take-away’s” relevant to Executive Coaching, it is important to clarify that Coaching is a soft skill. It is not a technical one and applies to any organization, seniority, and role. Below are some key characteristics of the discipline.
Coaching addresses many issues: e.g., a) when organizations are in state of transition and where the market maybe becoming more complex and also moving at a fast space b) where employees are being asked to change the nature of their role by, for example, adding value to their existing one c) where technology is changing the nature of the employee’s role d) where new outlooks and mindsets are needed to be in line with changes to the functioning of the discipline.
These situations present challenges and identify gaps in behavior that the organization and its employees have to fill. Specific objectives need to be defined for each client and the desired behaviors and outcomes signed off by the relevant stakeholders: Client, Line Manager, HR and Talent. They are tailored made to each individual. After this course, participants should be able to:
• Distinguish the specific behavioral shifts needed to develop new skills and to become competent at executing those skills
• Identify ways to stay outside their comfort zone by ensuring they seek the appropriate support. Being in this zone is a place of learning and clients will then be capable of understanding, in detail, the opportunities for personal development
• Determine how to sustain positive and constructive results by ensuring the Coaching Objectives contain a framework that will allow the client to coach other members of their team
• Recognize that limiting beliefs weaken the client’s self-confidence. Understanding this negative dynamic will enable the client to challenge their disruptive thinking and create a platform for new possibilities
Bullet points listing major topics covered.
• Increase the understanding of the specific changes the client needs to make in a fast moving, complex environment to achieve success
• Facilitating breakthroughs for the client to make the new choices and decisions associated with these changes
• Support in transitioning from Managers to Leaders within existing organisational structures, or to a new division or to a new role.
• Examples of topics covered to meet the above coaching objectives:
Managers, Senior Managers, Directors, and CFO’s
Experience as a Manager, Director, or CFO.
The client will need to establish what specific behaviors they have to change, be clear that these are the correct ones to enhance their performance and be able to assess the constraints and barriers in achieving them.
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