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Skill Development in Executive Coaching
The executive coaching training by Royal Macnas International Training & Coaching Academy provides a safe, structured, and trustworthy environment in which to offer support for the individual. The coach also helps the leader understand their current competencies, see how they’re perceived by others, and focus on identifying and clarifying current goals as well as the appropriate action steps to reach those goals.This is rooted in a relationship built upon trust and ensuring the client’s privacy while maintaining confidentiality. Being an Executive coach is not the only type of coaches in the professional world. Many managers now take classes to develop their own coaching skills so they can help their employees improve their performance, obtain promotions, and develop into leadership roles. Both internal and external coaches can be found offering different levels of support. This particular training involves a series of one-on-one interactions between a manager or executive and an external coach. The goal of coaching is to equip people with the knowledge and opportunities they need to develop themselves and become more effective. Behavior change is the goal of most executive coaching.
Executive coaching may be regarded differently by different people. While there may still be some people for whom the concept of “coaching” may carry connotations of remediation, for the most part, this outdated idea has fallen by the wayside. Executive coaching is assisting top executives, managers, and other identified leaders to perform, learn, stay healthy and balanced, and effectively guide their teams to successfully reach desired goals and exceed individual and corporate expectations. Enabling leaders to unlock and unleash their full-potential so they bring greater value and abundance to the people and entities they serve.It only makes sense that the thirty-ish executive who has zoomed up the career ladder has different coaching needs than the 50-year-old who has been in the industry since college. Often, but not always, the younger leader needs more nurturing and more directness, while the older leader is often more aware of deficiencies that need to be addressed.
Executive coaching benefits the trainer as well as the clients in the field of heightened self awareness, improved self regulation, higher levels of empathy, motivation, better social skills, leadership quality, charisma etc..
