Tailor-made coaching and mentoring
The sparring process will be tailored to your concrete needs based on either coaching, mentoring or a mix of both. Coaching
The coaching process is characterized by a coach and coachee relationship. Covers typically a concrete and short term task, which needs to be exercised or resolved in a new way through both professional and personal skills development. As your coach I provide structured questions with a view to let your self find the answers and solutions. Objectives are mutually defined, and I take responsibility for the process and you take responsibility for the output.
Examples of applying coaching could be preparation for a strategy- or board meeting, a kick-off meeting, or development of new approaches and activities etc. Mentoring
The mentoring process is characterized by a mentor and mentee relationship. Covers typically a longer term professional and personal competence development objective. In contrast to a coaching process it is your self as mentee who sets the objectives and takes responsibility for the process and output. You provide the questions and as your mentor I provide advice, inspiration and share my experiences.
Examples of applying mentoring could be during start-up in a new position or company. Or supporting your longer term business and personal performance development. Regularly meetings and home work
Both types cover typically one-to-one meetings of 2-3 hours duration plus mutual preparation, supplemented by your own home work in between meetings. Coaching courses are often short and concentrated, whilst mentoring is a longer term course with monthly meetings or as needed.
All Leadmore® cookbooks and experiences are involved in the course as needed.
Outcome
- Speedy development of your personal management and leadership style
- New inspiration and proven methods
- Faster identification of your top priorities and concrete action plans
- Higher employee engagement and faster execution
- Increased accuracy in meeting both personal and business objectives
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