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Manager, mentor or coach? Help! We need some distinctions!

CLO Magazine

What is the difference between a leader, a manager, a coach and a mentor? Worse, the words leader , manager , coach and mentor are often used interchangeably. More organizations are asking their managers to coach their people. Coaching is often used to describe what others might think of as basic performance management.

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Revolutionizing upskilling through AI coaching technology

CLO Magazine

The role of coaching Coaching has long been recognized as a powerful tool for skills development, with 70 percent of coachees reporting improved work performance, enhanced skills and greater work satisfaction. Internal coaches can help to reduce the price tag, but the quality of coaching is generally inconsistent.

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Chief Learning Officer’s most-watched webinars of 2023

CLO Magazine

Our most-watched webinars this year featured topics such as leadership development, coaching and organizational culture. Building a Culture of Trust Speaker: Kay-Marie Zani , Leadership Consultant, DDI Sponsored by: DDI 7. Below are the 10 most-watched webinars of 2023. Director of HR, Blueprint Test Prep Sponsored by: Torch 5.

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Building a culture of accountability

CLO Magazine

Managers set unrealistic expectations, micro-manage their teams, focus on the wrong metrics (e.g., Autonomy & Trust – By focusing on the outcome rather than the process and trusting them to do their best, employees are more creative and take more initiative to improve and streamline the workflow.

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Creative ways to support managers of remote teams

CLO Magazine

Managers need to know what metrics to monitor and what output to measure, so they can think in terms of performance and tasks accomplished, not time at a desk. Build trust. Establish a foundation of trust and support for your management team to succeed in challenging times.

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10 Steps to Help You Lead Organizational Change

CLO Magazine

Many of these steps will be familiar, others may be new, but they have been gleaned and curated with the CLO in mind from my research and doctorate of education studies at the University of Southern California. Establish metrics to measure learning, creativity and innovation in your organization. Remember that change is nonlinear.

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Building a culture of accountability

CLO Magazine

Managers set unrealistic expectations, micro-manage their teams, focus on the wrong metrics (e.g., Autonomy & Trust – By focusing on the outcome rather than the process and trusting them to do their best, employees are more creative and take more initiative to improve and streamline the workflow.

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