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4 STEPS TO DELIVERING EFFECTIVE COACHING & FEEDBACK


WHAT OUR FRACTIONAL CHRO APPROACH CAN DO FOR YOU





 


 


BEING A CAREER SPONSOR


4 STEPS TO DELIVERING EFFECTIVE COACHING & FEEDBACK


WHAT OUR FRACTIONAL CHRO APPROACH CAN DO FOR YOU



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WHAT OUR FRACTIONAL CHRO APPROACH CAN DO FOR YOU

Many start-ups and small to mid-sized companies attempt to get by without HR,
and that’s not an easy thing to do. Others may have experienced and capable HR
professionals who can effectively manage their tactical day-to-day HR needs, but
lack an experienced C-Suite-level HR executive who can tackle their critical
strategic human capital matters and most challenging employee relations issues.
However, they find it difficult to justify the cost of a full-time C-Suite-level
HR executive to tackle critical strategic human capital matters.

From time-to-time, larger companies need temporary coverage in the absence of a
C-Suite human resources executive, or assistance in vetting CHRO candidates.
They may also benefit from external expertise to supplement their existing HR
team in areas such as organizational design, benefit plan design, career
framework development, employment branding, and executive coaching.

ourCHRO is uniquely positioned to address all of these needs.

First, our fractional CHROs have decades of relevant experience, including
senior executive Human Resources experience at several leading global companies
in multiple industries (including financial services, legal, manufacturing,
healthcare and cannabis).

Second, our accessible approach to pricing makes this level of HR leadership
available to companies at a cost that fits within their budget.

Services are provided:

 * at an hourly rate,
 * at a monthly rate,
 * at a fixed rate for a specific engagement, or
 * through a 10-hour retainer package which can be used, as needed, in 15-minute
   increments.

Longer-term arrangements are available at discounted rates.

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 * You can only effectively coach someone with whom you have a sufficient
   relationship.
    
   Four Steps to Effective Coaching:
   1) Make sure you have a sufficient relationship
   2) Coach to weaknesses, which helps to avoid failure
   3) Coach to strengths, which leads to success
   4) Develop yourself so that you can effectively develop others
    
   With respect to the first step, coaching can only effectively be given and
   received when the relationship between the parties is built on trust. Said
   another way, a person can only effectively hear the coaching if they believe
   that it is being given with their best interests and personal development in
   mind. Having a “sufficient” relationship means that when you deliver the
   coaching it is perceived by the recipient that you are doing it because you
   care about them and their development.  
   
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 * In our VUCA (volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous) world, finding time
   for strategic thinking can feel elusive. Despite constantly fighting the
   pressure of the limited number of hours in the day, exceptional leaders
   recognize the importance of finding the time to think strategically. They
   understand the value of stepping back to gain a broader perspective, identify
   long-term goals, and devise effective plans to achieve them – and they make
   the time to do it.
   
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 * The manager’s role is often not to make decisions for the team, but to
   facilitate the right decision process under the circumstances. It is
   important that as a manager you help your team understand different
   approaches to decision-making and when it is best to use them.
   
   Options include:
   ·        Majority rule
   ·        Consensus
   ·        Unanimous agreement
   ·        Delegation to designated subgroup
   ·        Leader decides with input from the team
   
   You may use different decision-making processes for different types of
   decisions. When making the determination, consider what matters most under
   the circumstances. Is it most important that the decision be the best
   possible decision, that all team members agree with the decision, or that the
   decision be reached promptly?
   
   Once you determine the decision-making approach in a given situation, it is
   important to communicate the process to the team. This helps continue the
   open communication and trust environment that you will have been working to
   create
   
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 * You can keep high performers engaged by giving them the freedom to do things
   their own way. Once you point them in the right direction, be there to help
   and provide support, but give them a chance to succeed or fail on their own.
   Setting objectives for them, not the specifics methods to accomplish those
   objectives, will be key to keeping them motivated.
   
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 * Mentoring is different than sponsorship. Mentoring is important, but
   sponsorship is a higher level of support – a leader puts their own political
   capital on the line to forward the career of another deserving person. 
    
   So how do you get a sponsor? 
    
   Because a leader has to put their own political capital on the line for
   anyone that they choose to sponsor, these sponsor relationships tend to be
   beneficial to both parties. Top performers are likely to perform well on
   projects and for their team or department. As a result, the employees that
   get sponsored tend to be people that their leaders want to work with.
    
   Being a top performer is key first step. Here are some additional steps you
   can take.
   
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 * As a leader, you are very likely managing a team that has a mix of high and
   low performers. Most teams start out that way and you’ll need to manage both
   to build an effective team. You can keep high performers engaged by giving
   them the freedom to do things their own way. Once you point them in the right
   direction, be there to help and provide support, but give them a chance to
   succeed or fail on their own. Setting objectives for them, not the specifics
   methods to accomplish those objectives, will be key to keeping them
   motivated.
    
   Empower your team members who are ready for it to take appropriate risks and
   give them stretch assignments whenever you can.  You’ll be surprised what
   they can accomplish. A word of caution is that when you empower your team
   members, you need to be comfortable that they can deliver. You’ll have to
   provide them air cover, support them, and own the results with them. Thus,
   you need to be careful to only empower team members who are ready, willing
   and able to take on that level of responsibility.
    
   It’s just as important that you don’t avoid discussing performance gaps with
   underperforming team members. Be sure to take the time to explain your
   expectations and develop a picture of success. Coaching, training, and
   providing frequent feedback to these employees will give them the best chance
   to be a successful team member.
   
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 * None of us knows everything and all of us can learn from the experience of
   someone else. Find a mentor or become a mentor. Sharing our knowledge and
   learning from others can be fulfilling for everyone involved.  
   
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 * #Coaching is a method of leading, directing, and instructing a person, with
   the aim of improving performance or developing specific skills. #Feedback is
   the sharing of information on the performance that is expected from and the
   performance that was exhibited by an employee. Managers should provide both
   on a regular basis.
   
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 * The team's manager is not the sole factor in whether a team effectively
   communicates, but they are the single largest contributor to establishing the
   environment where team members feel safe and can thrive.
   
   Asking for input prior to making decisions that impact a team member is a
   great step towards building such an environment.
   
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