by Coaching at Work | Apr 13, 2011 | Articles, View from the balcony |
This series of columns by an anonymous coaching buyer takes a thought-provoking helicopter view of what’s going on in the industry. This issue: line managers in coaching When thinking about the role of line managers in coaching, certain film titles come to mind....
by Coaching at Work | Feb 21, 2011 | News |
Professor Alex Linley plunged into Britain’s coldest lake to raise money for the hospital that saved his daughter’s life. On 29 January, the founder of the Centre of Applied Positive Psychology plunged into Llyn Llydaw, more than 3,500ft up Mount Snowdon,...
by Coaching at Work | Feb 21, 2011 | News |
Many problems at work stem from people’s inability to soothe themselves, said David Drake of the Center for Narrative Coaching in Sydney, Australia. “Many of the behaviours we get called in to coach on are points of immaturity that stem from compensatory...
by Coaching at Work | Feb 21, 2011 | Articles |
Neal Young In these hard, recession-hit times, we must maintain a soft approach to our coaching A recession represents perhaps the most stringent of acid tests for any company, challenging not only its durability, but the values, ethics and training housed within it....
by Coaching at Work | Feb 21, 2011 | Articles, Hints and Tips |
As coaches and training teams continue to support organisations pulling out of recession, Coaching at Work road-tests the resilience workbook 1 The tool What is it? The resilience workbook is a paper-based resource developed by Hay Group and Adaptiv Learning Systems....
