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The Role of Coaching Leaders | Difficult Conversations

International Coach Academy

A Research Paper By Kate Glover, Corporate/Leadership Coach, AUSTRALIA Coaching Leaders: Purpose – This Paper ‘Why’ Having worked with Leaders for more than 15 years, the one comment I repeatedly hear from managers is that managing people is the hardest part of their job. Having difficult conversations is a part of life.

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One Easy Way to Get Your Team Talking (With Video)

Let's Grow Leaders

It’s even more difficult to talk about sensitive issues like mental health or what’s next for them during this new abnormal. “If I Were You I Might Be Wondering …” If you want your team to get your team talking about difficult issues, here are a few ways you can start the conversation.

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What Experts are Saying About Career Advice: May Frontline Festival

Let's Grow Leaders

It’s amazing how consistent the ideas are across cultures and contexts. Holding Career Conversations. Miller of The People Equation brings us Career Conversations: Leaders, Are You Getting It Right. Jennifer encourages leaders to give some thought to career conversations they have with their team. Jennifer V.

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Thoughtful Questions-The Secret to Powerful Conversations

The Coaching Blog

Thoughtful Questions-The Secret to Powerful Conversations Anita Byoma Author/ Brand Coach. Have you found yourself in a conversation where you struggled to ask the right questions? I certainly have. Picture yourself fully present in a conversation, maintaining eye contact, and eliminating distractions.

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What to Do When Someone Takes Credit for Your Work

Career Advancement

Have you ever worked tirelessly to produce a report or a presentation, only to have a collaborator claim the limelight? Nothing is more demotivating than having someone take credit for your work. Ask her to share the visibility with you, emphasizing that you want to have a mutually supportive relationship.

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The Power of "May I?" to Create 'Client Gold' | Get "Heart to Heart" with Julie Johnson MCC

The Coaching Tools Company

In this "Heart to Heart with Julie" column, Julie Johnson MCC shares sample coaching conversations and situations to help you grow along with her learnings, ideas and practical tips to help us all become better coaches. These articles were first posted on Julie's blog, The Coaching Cube , and have been updated for inclusion here.

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When a Client Doesn't Answer the Question. Be BRAVE! | Get "Heart to Heart" with Julie Johnson MCC

The Coaching Tools Company

Get "Heart to Heart" with Julie Johnson MCC In this "Heart to Heart with Julie" column, Julie Johnson MCC shares sample coaching conversations and situations to help you grow along with her learnings, ideas and practical tips to help us all become better coaches. So I asked him, "How do you think she might feel when you do that?"