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    How to Support a Coaching Culture

    May 8, 2012 Posted by : Codie Lynn Thompson
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    How to Support a Coaching Culture

    The coaching culture in any organization is only as strong as the organizational structure that sustains it. Creating a successful coaching culture doesn’t happen over night. Building a coaching culture requires a collective effort from many different individuals within the organization. However, when this collective coaching effort is backed by a strong organizational structure, the result is the creation of a unified coaching culture that will impact your bottom line.  

    Luckily, we have created a simple, easy to follow process that will enable your organization to support your coaching movement.  

    1. Conduct a best practice session to learn and share with each other coaching tips and procedures that have proved to be successful. 
    2. Have managers attend a coaching workshop to hone the skills needed to become a top-notch coach. 
    3. Conduct regularly scheduled practice sessions that incorporate role-play scenarios and case studies to boost coaching skills. 
    4. Develop Management Coaching Commitment Plans that will paint a very detailed picture of all future coaching strategies. 
    5. Obtain executive-level commitment to demonstrate a unified coaching movement from all leaders.   

    To learn more about creating and sustaining a coaching culture, click below to download the whitepaper: "Creating a Culture" 

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