Coaching for Commitment, Problem-Solving Skills Questionnaire: Interpersonal Strategies for Obtaining Superior Performance from Individuals and Teams: Problem-Solving Skills Questionnaire FROM THE PUBLISHER
In today's workplace, everyone can be a coach. Kinlaw shows you how you can use coaching to build commitment among your colleagues. Committed employees have a clear understanding of core values and performance goals, feel encouraged to exercise influence, possess the competencies required to perform their tasks, and sense that their performance is appreciated. Commitment is key to maximum performance. With Kinlaw's help, you will increase commitment across your organization.
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In his 1991 study, , this organizational consultant found that leaders perceived as good coaches characterize superior teams. Not just for leaders, this edition (first, 1989) adds new examples and material on team coaching and self-development for all interested in coaching as a performance improvement strategy. Lacks references and an index. A companion training package is available. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)