Every person has the power to do amazing things, and we want to help everyone achieve his or her fullest potential. Coaching helps people become better leaders, exert more influence throughout organizations, maximize their strategic contributions, and move their companies forward.
Whether you have a need to coach an individual leader or are looking to streamline and outsource your coaching program, FlashPoint has a solution for you.
Individual Coaching: From Executives to Leaders
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New Leader Assimilation
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Our coaches work with all levels of leaders to prepare them for career advancement and maximize their individual impact. Throughout the engagement, our experienced coaches use assessments, one-on-one sessions, and tools to keep the participant focused and moving forward. To increase accountability, we involve the manager in regular check-ins to provide just-in-time feedback on progress.
Individual coaching includes:
Working with an external coaching provider like FlashPoint with expertise and experience can save organizations both time and budget over the long term. You'll be able to more cost-effectively ramp up coaching opportunities, while following a process so each participant has a consistent experience.
It can be difficult to show impactful results when you have many disconnected coaches working with your leaders. By centralizing your process, your coaching program will be more consistent, aligned to your goals, and demonstrate impact. When you partner with us, we:
When a new leader joins a team, priority one is to establish a solid foundation with the team. Whether you've hired a new leader to join an existing team, promoted an employee to lead an existing team, or asked a leader to take charge of a newly formed team, having a proven process to support the team and the individual can be an early difference-maker.
If your are looking for an in-depth solution for new team leader development, our New Leader Assimilation process includes both group coaching/team support, as well as individual coaching.
We use a variety of assessments in our coaching engagements to help leaders increase self-awareness, identify potential barriers to success, and gain focused context for action planning. Coaching assessments help leaders better understand:
Leaders who know how to coach are much stronger at engaging employees and achieving higher performance. To improve your leaders’ coaching abilities, we offer a variety of coaching skills programs. These programs help leaders gain an in-depth understanding of the coaching process, develop crucial coaching skills and competencies, and practice using those skills with real work situations.
Whether you have an intact team or a cross-functional group of leaders, our coaches support personal and team growth. These coaching engagements often focus on creating connectivity, promoting accountability, and improving engagement.
Our experienced coaches help teams identify where they want to focus development and create action-oriented solutions. Teams meet in a series of in-person or virtual sessions, and coaching is geared toward their unique needs.
If you’re a leader or manager, you’ll need to invest the time and energy to coach your team members toward success. But what if you haven’t coached before? What if you need to grow your coaching skills so you can provide your team members with the support they need?
The Coaching Clinic™ is an interactive session that helps managers build a culture of coaching to help employees reach their full potential.
Focused, personalized attention accelerates the development of leaders. Learn how our high-performance coaching is helping companies grow leadership skills and make their businesses more competitive.
Coaching Tips for Leaders: Maximizing leadership potential on your team starts with coaching. These five tips can help managers and HR and L&D professionals to develop leadership capabilities on their teams through coaching.
Coaching Powers People to Become Leaders: Effective coaching develops ordinary people into people of power—people who become leaders.
Coach Your Employees Like a Geocacher: A five-step guide to finding the hidden treasures of potential in your direct reports and employees by incorporating coaching into your relationships.
Change Your Most Undesirable Habit…Now!: A change process led by a skilled coach can dramatically affect one’s life and work. This five-point guide demonstrates how a coach and an executive work together to bring awareness and change to a limiting behavior.
Solving the Problem of High-Potential, Relationship-Challenged Executives: The higher a manager rises, the more important relationship skills become. Executives who are unable to influence and engage others may benefit from these three tips.
A 3-Step Guide to Grit: Grit is the vision to see beyond what is—or what could incrementally be—to a much bigger outcome. Leadership requires grit; learn how to build grit with three steps.
A Guide to Making Deliberate Practice a Daily Habit—from Kouzes, Posner, and Dad: Deliberate practice is described as the intentional, sustained practice or rehearsal of skills in order to develop a higher level of competence and performance. You can practice self-coaching to become a better leader with deliberate practice.
Trends and Benefits of Coaching in the Workplace [Infographic]: Providing coaching support to leaders helps them execute strategy, manage through dynamic change, and engage their employees. These 4 statistics can help you gain buy-in for coaching.
A Case for Coaching Integration: Coaching is best when integrated into leadership development programs to create vertical development: bigger minds, a more cognitive approach to addressing challenges, and an ability to address complexity in the workplace in a way horizontal development can hardly touch.
How Coaching Develops Leaders: 3 Benefits: New pathways, new habits, and new behaviors take time and continued
I’ve Implemented Coaching, But Now What?: The impact of coaching can be measured using 5 levels: reaction, learning, implementation, business impact, and return on investment (ROI).
Coaching as a Tool to Develop Leaders: Learning is an iterative process that takes intention, focus, and (optimally) a good coach who asks powerful questions positioned at the right moment.
Group Coaching: 8 Benefits for Your Organization: Group coaching can serve many different needs and have a variety of benefits for organizations, whether your team needs to be better connected or more accountable.
How to Deal with Emotional Reactions to Feedback: Coaches can support a leader and defuse a difficult feedback session by understanding why people fear and react to feedback. You are not only dealing with what is
Ask Questions Like a Coach to Increase Employee Engagement: Organizations know the impact of coaching can be intensified by developing leaders to adopt coaching skills in their role and creating a culture of coaching to experience the same benefits.
4 Ways Coaching Grows Leaders: The best approach to developing leaders is the one that maximizes their potential as well as their possible impact on the organization. Organizations benefit from the sharpened focus and expanded thought process that individual leaders develop by working closely with a coach, while individual leaders benefit from the exponential growth and targeted development opportunities.
Conversational Intelligence for Coaches and Leaders: Conversational intelligence is “the hardwired ability in all humans to connect, engage, and navigate with others.” In other words, it is “we-centric” leadership–exactly the kind coaches and manager-coaches strive for.
7 Tips for Managers to Become a Better Coach: Every manager has opportunities to incorporate coaching skills into their relationships with employees, even in fields where processes and structures make it challenging.
8 Essential Ingredients for Adopting a Coaching Mindset Today: With clear direction and guidance from a coach, the coachee will be able to solve his or her own problems and broaden his or her thought processes. Adopting a coaching mindset will facilitate the coachee's learning and reflection.
3 Coaching Scenarios in the Workplace Right Now: Manager-coaches should take advantage of these three opportunities for coaching conversations: a career goals conversation, a performance opportunity, and a performance evaluation.
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