Increasing Efficiency Through Corporate Coaching

April 6, 2009

Corporate coaching can play a vital role in taking employee efficiency to the next level. Executive coaching is fast becoming an important part of business strategy, not only to boost the bottom-line, but also to bolster credibility in the marketplace. In fact, professional development has become core to the very survival of organizations in most [...]

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Corporate Coaching and Relocation

March 30, 2009

Corporate coaching has emerged as an attractive option for organizations wanting to increase their awareness of the needs and sensitivities of staff being relocated. Executive coaching also helps in balancing cultural diversities within a team and the perspectives of the international virtual teams within an organization.
Why Corporate Coaching during Relocation?
Corporate coaching during relocation reduces the [...]

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Role of Executive Coaching in Mergers

March 23, 2009

Executive coaching plays an important role in identifying employee reactions to a merger deal, studying their behavioral patterns and suggesting ways to deal with them. Corporate coaching is an effective means of resolving transition issues related to mergers and acquisitions.
Executive Coaching Ensures Smooth Transition during Mergers
Executive coaching is an invaluable tool because its helps understand [...]

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Executive Coaching: Macro and Micro Objectives

March 16, 2009

According to the Hay Group research, 25%-40% of the Fortune 500 companies engage executive coaches. For a corporation to meet any challenge, it must equip its leaders with the ability to see the bigger picture through executive coaching. At an individual level, if a manager undergoes leadership training, his decisions can accelerate the movement of [...]

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Retaining High Potential Employees with Executive Coaching

March 9, 2009

In the highly competitive business environment of today, it is critical not only to hire the right talent, but to retain them. According to studies, the cost of replacing lost talent equates to at least 3-15% of the annual salary of that person. This forms the backdrop of the growing emphasis on executive coaching.

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Can Executive Coaching Help Cope with Stress?

March 2, 2009

The purpose of executive coaching is to enable leaders to manage work pressure effectively and at the same time not let their performance be hampered by psychological strain. Executive coaching molds leaders in such a way that they become resilient, flexible and strong when it comes to managing stress.
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Can Leadership Training Help a Company Gain a Cutting Edge?

February 23, 2009

Although leadership training requires investment, it can make a substantial difference to an organization’s competitive position and bottom line. Executive coaching enriches the human resource and enhances their commitment and contribution to the success of the company.

Leadership Training Improves Productivity
People who undergo leadership training become more confident about their capabilities. They are able to [...]

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Role of Leadership Training in Retaining Talent

February 16, 2009

The role of leadership training in retaining talent cannot be overemphasized. Leadership training is the key to reinforcing the ability of leaders to retain high performers. Retaining talent is one of the critical jobs that leaders have to perform with optimum efficiency. Studies have revealed that the ability of an organization to compete for talent [...]

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Is Executive Coaching the Best Way to Create Leaders?

February 9, 2009

Back in 2000, an article written by Betty Morris for Fortune magazine emphasized the need for executive coaching. It stressed that corporate coaching bridges the gap between what is expected of managers and what they were trained for.
Corporate Coaching: The Need
Corporate coaching plays a key role in creating leaders. Why is that required? Succession planning [...]

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Has the Face of Corporate Coaching Changed?

February 2, 2009

How does one take time out for corporate coaching when 24/7 is what describes a normal work day? The fact is, however, that despite time constraints, corporate investment in training continues to rise and trends show increasing adoption of e-learning and self-paced learning, instead of classroom training. It is also interesting to note that classroom [...]

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Corporate Coaching and Mentoring For Success

January 29, 2009

Corporate coaching and mentoring programs are the most powerful tool to developing a strong foundation for any organization’s greatest assets – its employees. According to a study by David Clutterbuck (Development and Learning in Organizations, Vol. 22, Issue 4, 2008) structured and supported corporate coaching and mentoring programs are becoming increasingly popular. And as the [...]

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Corporate Coaching for Creative Industries

January 26, 2009

Corporate coaching is one of the most effective ways to keep the creative juices flowing for people working in creative industries such as advertising, media, software development, etc. It is easy to develop blocks or succumb to stress in today’s fast-paced, complex work scenario. A study by the Ohio Department of Neurology in 2004 demonstrated [...]

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Motivation through Executive Coaching

January 22, 2009

Executive coaching equips leaders with the skills and attitude essential for motivating their teams. Motivation is a sentiment among people that arouses interest in the work at hand, enables them to focus their attention on specific goals and stimulates them to persist to find ways of achieving their individual targets and broader organizational goals. Leaders [...]

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Role of Executive Coaching in Changing Behaviors

January 19, 2009

Executive coaching is a powerful tool that can initiate behavioral changes in leaders, enabling them to manage their tasks and teams more effectively and efficiently. Behavior refers to reactions in a particular scenario and is affected by one’s emotions, values, feelings or attitude. Executive behavior is a combination of professional and personal values. The productivity [...]

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Can Corporate Coaching Help in Retaining Talent?

January 15, 2009

Corporate coaching is one of the most effective ways to ensure that you retain the best talent in your company. Research has long shown that money is not the primary or only motivator for employees. A talented employee staying in an organization depends on his/her level of job satisfaction and opportunities for personal and career [...]

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