When an employee is disengaged, their motivation, progress, attitude and confidence all plummet. Without proper engagement in their work, employees have difficulty reaching and achieving their goals. As a coach, it can be difficult to coach employees to increase engagement, but here are a few tips that will help.
Coach Employees to Accept Feedback
We talk often about coaching employees and constantly helping to develop them into superstar top performers. However, as we have all experienced at one time or another, sometimes it’s not what you say, but how you say it. If not done in a friendly and open way, employees, or anyone for that matter, could become defensive and closed off.
Do Your Employees Build Good Relationships?
Are your salespeople really building relationships? Most salespeople believe that they have a great relationship with their clients but if you ask them the following question, “What have you done in the past 30 days to build deeper relationships with your clients?” Most salespeople are not able to answer this question. You now have an opportunity to coach them to build and sustain their..
There Are Nine Elephants
The elephant in the room literally is nine different attributes that affect employee's performance whether it be learning or performance in the workplace. These nine attributes can affect or detract an employee from performing at their optimal level. For example, if you have an employee who does not feel engaged or connected to his or her boss versus somebody who does they will have fractional..
9 Attributes Required for Training & Coaching Success
Training leaders and their staffs know it’s tough when we get employees who need to attend training but are not in the right frame of mind to embrace the training. So often, training is evaluated in terms of did the instructor know the material, did the course meet expectations, etc. I think the industry needs to start evaluating and implementing guidelines for learners and their responsibility..
My Employee Lacks Motivation ... What Should I Do?
My employee lacks motivation. What do you do when an employee lacks motivation for it seems like they're going through the motions when doing his or her job? Managers often are left without answers or solutions; whereas, if they were skilled and coaching to challenges such as a lack of motivation the employee and team would have a better opportunity to perform better. On one hand a manager should..
My Employee is Resistant
My employee refuses training and coaching! What should a manager do? One of the most common things that we go through in the training and coaching industry is our attempt to build the development and capacity of each employee. Each employee on the other hand has the responsibility of receiving that instruction. This is a major challenge. For example, training and coaching a sales person who feels..
Experience-Based Coaching
Experience-based coaching is when a coach or leader facilitates an experience and applies sound coaching principles to the functional change being desired for example you could have a team of people complete an obstacle course together and then ask them to identify who the best teammates and most helpful during the course? Experiences are very powerful as it's often been said they shape us but..
Do Your Employees Love You? If So Recuriting Just Became Easier
One of the toughest things that we go through is our ability to recruit employees. The toughest thing we need to consider is that the world is shrinking and it is very easy for candidates to find out what our organizations are like as well as specific managers and their leadership styles. A brief example might be a candidate going to work for a company and not knowing much about the company. What..
Do You Know What You Are Coaching To?
One of the most common mistakes is we coach to areas where the employee and manager have different interpretations of what something may mean. or the employee has created their own version of what it takes to do something. This short presentation will hopefully help and please let us know your feedback: