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Strategic Coaching Proposition: The decision to implement coaching as a developmental intervention in an organization is highly strategic. We ensure that the strategic objectives are fully understood and embraced by all levels of management and leadership.
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Contracting, Intake, Bonding, and Chemistry Session: The intake is a critical component, setting the tone and expectations for the entire coaching program.
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Actual Coaching Sessions: Initial sessions focus on helping the client understand the coaching journey, including the formulation of specific coaching goals and objectives. This is known as coaching development contracting.
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Session Record-keeping: Accurate record-keeping is vital for tracking progress. This includes not just the session number, date, and time, but also the themes discussed and goals set during the session.
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Reflective Checkout: This stage serves as a reflection or evaluation period, where both coach and client assess insights gained, commitments to actions, and scheduling the next session.
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Post-Session Reviews: Our coaches review their performance and update client portfolios after each session, analyzing the effectiveness of different coaching techniques employed and the progress made towards the coaching objectives.
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Coaching Program Checklist: All coaching interventions are evaluated against a set criteria, which includes performance indicators, measurable goals following the SMART model, and the potential effects of external factors that might influence the achievement of coaching objectives.