High Quality leadership coaching network? Year long Executive Coaching program using Stakeholder Centered Coaching : TEAM coaching engagements create measurable leadership growth for the leader as well as for the team as a whole using Marshall’s unique Stakeholder Centered Coaching process. The team coaching approach has several benefits. Since one executive coach works with all team members supporting each other in this TEAM coaching process the whole coaching program is very time efficient and reduces coaching fees per team member while still delivering a majority of the benefits of 1:1 coaching for the leader.
In 2004, Marshall Goldsmith and Howard Morgan reviewed a variety of leadership development initiatives in eight large multinational companies. It was a comprehensive study of over 86,000 leaders and executives globally, at these eight multinational companies. Although the desired outcome for all companies was identical – sustained change in behavior at work – they used a variety of tools and approaches. It included classroom-based training vs. on job practice, short-duration training vs. long-term interventions, coaching vs. mentoring, internal trainers and coaches vs. external trainers or coaches, etc.
Why the name 360-degree feedback? In any work environment, usually, the feedback flows from top to bottom. Most employees get feedback from their direct managers about their performance and behaviors. So we can call this feedback unidirectional or from a single rater or a single source. The boss’s perception can be inaccurate or biased. In contrast, the 360-degree feedback comes from all directions. The word 360-degree refers to “all-around” or all directions as there are 360 degrees in a circle. For any employee, the 360-degree feedback is solicited from people who work above, below, and across the employee. These are bosses (above), subordinates (below), and peers (across). Sometimes, 360-degree feedback can also include vendors or customers. Discover even more info at https://newageleadership.com/360-degree-feedback/.
Stakeholders see the leadership behavior on a regular basis and are in the position to give feedback on the quality of leadership as well as tell the leader whether that quality of leadership is improving or not. They are also in a position to hold the leader accountable when he commits to changing/improving her leadership behavior. They provide on-job coaching and accountability to the leader while she makes an effort to improve her leadership. Marshall Goldsmith’s stakeholder centered coaching is based on this concept of involving the stakeholders – the people who are at the receiving end of the leadership behaviors. It starts with an assessment of the current leadership quality by soliciting 360-degree feedback from the stakeholders. Based on the feedback, the leader chooses 1-2 areas to improve in order to become a better leader.
Leadership affects almost every aspect of an organization’s performance whether the organization is for-profit, non-profit, political or social. Good leaders make a difference in the world. We are a team of passionate leadership development professionals who are certified in Marshall Goldsmith Stakeholder Centered Coaching process. Find additional info on https://newageleadership.com/.