Training Course
Syllabus:
7 Ways Managers Can Coach Employees to Boost
Productivity OnDemand Webinar
Overview
All managers get things done through people, the
question is how.
Traditional managers expect compliance.
Coaching-managers expect engagement, creativity, responsibility, and ownership.
Coaching is not an isolated practice, it's a
management discipline that can boost both employee development and performance.
But many managers are of the opinion that they simply do not have the time to
coach each and every one of their employees on a regular basis.
However, ask yourself, “What will it cost in time
or money if your employees don’t have a clear view of goals, lack critical
skills, or are encountering problems that impede progress?”
Join Dan Rockwell as he explains the differences
between coaching-managers and traditional managers, and offers advice on how to
use a coaching approach to energize and engage your staff.
What You Will Learn
To motivate their employees, effective managers
realize that they must form a partnership with them. This webinar briefing
explores the steps to evolving from a boss into a coach, including:
Differences between top-down management and
coaching management
The importance of short interactions vs. big, long meetings
Behaviors that are important for coaching-managers
How effective feedback is different from “giving instructions”
How Do Webinars Work?
AMA Webinars provide you with a cost-effective
and convenient way to boost your know-how. You can participate in the comfort of
your office without the need for travel costs and time.
Because the webinar is live, you can ask our
expert questions via online chat during the program. In addition, we will be
sending you pre-work approximately one day before the program date via email.
Please register early to get these materials that will help guide your learning
process!
In addition, paid registrants will have a
single-user license to access a recorded archive of the program for a full year.
Please note that AMA Webinars are designed to
provide a one-to-one learning experience for an individual and are not designed
to be viewed in a group setting. Program access is available only via the MYAMA
account of the registered attendee.
This webinar does not currently offer continuing
education credits.
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