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How to Participate in Your Employee’s Coaching

Harvard Business Review

If you are a manager with a direct report who is working with an external coach, there are several things you can do at the beginning of a coaching engagement to help make it successful: Set broad objectives and frame them positively. At the outset, the more specific you can be about how you define success for the participant, the better.

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How to Participate in Your Employee’s Coaching

Harvard Business Review

If you are a manager with a direct report who is working with an external coach, there are several things you can do at the beginning of a coaching engagement to help make it successful: Set broad objectives and frame them positively. At the outset, the more specific you can be about how you define success for the participant, the better.

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How GE Trains More Experienced Employees

Harvard Business Review

At GE, we have created mid-career leadership programs as one answer to these challenges. Too senior for an early-career program, Jim was nominated to the Corporate Leadership Staff, one of our mid-career accelerator programs. Development results from assignments, continuous 360-degree feedback, and close assignment coaching.

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What Separates Great HR Leaders from the Rest

Harvard Business Review

Over the last five years, Zenger Folkman has collected 360-degree feedback data on 2,187 HR leaders. Second, we rank-ordered 49 leadership behaviors for all those in HR from the most negative to the most positive behaviors. Building positive relationships. Strengths of HR Leaders. categories: Character: 1.