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Effective managers ask for more from each of their directs continually. Many managers avoid coaching because they're worried it'll take up all their time. But you can coach each of your team members in 5 minutes a week, and still get the performance improvement you need. In this feed, we give you all the guidance you need to start and continue coaching effectively.
Manager Tools is a weekly business podcast focused on helping professionals become more effective managers and leaders. Each week, we discuss specific actions for professionals to take to achieve their desired management and career objectives. Manager Tools won Best Business Podcast Award in 2006, 2007, 2008, and 2012 as well as the People's Choice Award in 2008. The Business Podcast Award is now named after Manager Tools.
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Introduction to the Manager Tools Coaching feed.
This cast describes the role of Coaching in the Management Trinity, and makes a KEY recommendation regarding development of directs and performance management.
We got a great email recently from a listener asking about how to develop one of the managers in their company. The mail went something like this: "hey guys, love Manager Tools, really like the usability of the recommendations. But need some help. One of our guys has some management responsibilities, and we'd like to help him get better. Wonder if you can recommend some sort of comprehensive coaching program, with some resources or books that we can get him involved in."
This guidance recommends extending short coaching deadlines when your directs show that they can meet them, and keeping deadlines flexible based on performance.
A short (8 min) extra cast where Mark introduces the Coaching Dilemma and solicits YOUR responses. What do you think is the correct answer to the dilemma?
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