Can a manager learn to be an effective coach? Yes! But they
have to be willing to let go of some assumptions and pick up some new skills.
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
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2 comments:
Great article! I'm in the process of becoming a professional coach, and I loved this line of yours:
Great coaches help minimize the “noise” and distractions that are getting in the way of someone’s ability to figure out what’s going on and what to do about it.
Given how "noisy" the world has become, having a coach to help you think clearly can be huge!
Thanks Allison. Good luck with your coaching!
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