Progress Reviews: Your Key To Effective Coaching

Written by Susan Cullen


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2.Askrepparttar employee to review his or her progress to date.

3.Praiserepparttar 103186 employee for all on-target performance.

4.For below-target performance, askrepparttar 103187 employee for suggestions to improve. After allrepparttar 103188 employee’s suggestions have been made, contribute any additional ideas you may have.

5.Revise and changerepparttar 103189 standards or objectives where necessary.

6.Set a date forrepparttar 103190 next progress review session.

If you schedule progress reviews with each of your direct report at designated intervals throughoutrepparttar 103191 year, you will find that it helps you remember to conduct these very important coaching discussions. The end result is that your staff will be more productive, and you will be an excellent leader. Don’t put them off! Schedule progress reviews today!

Susan Cullen is President of Quantum Learning Solutions, Inc., based in New Jersey. She has over 15 years experience in Organizational Development and is considered an expert in the use of blended learning methodologies for lasting organizational change. For more information go to http://www.quantumlearn.com or you can reach us at (800) 683-0681.




Can you create a company (or department) to fulfill your purpose?

Written by Mike Hayden


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Let me return torepparttar statement, "Small businesses fall apart when it comes to strategy." I would not limit this phenomenon to small businesses. I have seen huge companies where employees don't knowrepparttar 103185 company's purpose, goals, or strategies.

I suppose one could say that employees need only do their jobs. Besides, most people (me included) tend to focus downward and get caught up with struggle and effort (tactics).

However, when we l'ose sight of our purpose, goals, or strategies, we render ourselves at least partially ineffective in achieving them. Still, we must make sure that tactics are executed.

What would happen if everyone asked, "How can I contribute torepparttar 103186 larg'er Purpose?"

We would turn our attention away from our own specialties, skills, and tactics - and advance perfor'mance ofrepparttar 103187 whole organization.

Awareness of our contribution turns our attention to repparttar 103188 Purpose, where results really count.

So, to berepparttar 103189 most effective we should focus on outward contributions while performing nitty-gritty tactics. Effective people getrepparttar 103190 right things done forrepparttar 103191 right Purpose.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "It is one ofrepparttar 103192 most beautiful compensations of this life that no man can sincerely try to help another without helping himself." -- Ralph Waldo Emerson ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

What did you learn today that you found most beneficial? How will you apply what you have learned at work? Any other comments are welcome:

OK, here'srepparttar 103193 link I promised a minute ago: http://www.SeniorManagementServices.com/pvt-3-organized-contd.html

Until next week...

Best Regards,

Mike Hayden, Principal/Consultant Your partner in streamlining business.

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(c) 2005 Mike Hayden, All rights reserved. You may use material fromrepparttar 103194 Profitable Venture Tactics eZine in whole or in part, as long as you include complete attribution, including live website links and email link.

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Mike Hayden is Founder/CEO of Senior Management Services and the Documentation Express in Silicon Valley, California. Mr Hayden is the author of "7 Easy Steps to your Raise and Promotion in 30-60 Days! The book that smart bosses want their employees to read." ISBN 0-9723725-1-2. More articles at http://www.SeniorManagementServices.com/pvt-information.html


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