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The 30-question instrument detailed specific areas that define this critical role of the CLO. The traditional roles of designer, developer and facilitator are replaced with performance advisors and consultants. This From the Vault article was published in December 2004 on CLOmedia.com.
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Coaching plays a valuable role in helping to reinforce decision-making, strengthen negotiation positions, prepare and plan for various scenarios to reduce surprise and risk, and improve confidence. The following two scenarios explore the outcomes of selling activities with or without the involvement of coaching. For Scenario 2, let’s insert a coach into the planning and preparation process: Matt was working on a big negotiation with a customer.
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An “engaged” employee has a sense of attachment towards their organization: They invest themselves not only in their role, but also in the organisation as a whole. The use of coaching principles to fodster employee engagement. The Coaching Psychologist, 7 (1), 27-34.
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