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    It is believed that at Vodafone issues can be addressed by coaching in the process. Apparently, these problems should consider coaching as the solutions. Where the aim is to change employees’ / managers behaviors to accept the change. Theoretically, known that any change in organization, people could accept or resist these changes. Resisting the changes highly effect on employees’ performance, which as a result will highly impact the organization overall performance drive. The change enhanced “Top

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    Coach vs Mentor

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    Mentoring and Coaching: The Roles and Practices Dr. Norhasni Zainal Abiddin, Universiti Putra Malaysia, Malaysia ABSTRACT Mentoring and coaching are all part of educational training to develop people in the professions. There are several similarities and differences in the main issues involved in mentoring and coaching. They are related to the selfdevelopment, professional growth and career development of the mentee/coachee. In establishing the approaches to be used, care must be taken to ensure

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    The origins of the term “Coaching” come from a small town in Budapest, where wheel wagons pulled by horses carried people from one place to another. These wheeled vehicles were called “Kotsche”, meaning a transportation vehicle to help people go from one place to another. The “coaching” term was used officially for the first time by a professor at Oxford University to describe a tutor who was referred to as a student ‘carrier’. Today, coaching is defined as a method used for driving, instructing

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    2.22 Coaching Role

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    understanding of ones role, potentially detracting from my coaching development. Misunderstanding aspects of coaching and/or practicing in a certain manner has the potential to detract from skills development. For example, I found after multiple practice sessions that my coaching took more of a mentoring approach due to the familiarity and confidence with such friendly environments. Initially my coaching sessions consisted of myself coaching individuals in my social norm, friends and people whom I

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    Feedback and Support

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    CMC 4100: Coaching and Mentoring in the Clinical Setting Module 5: Feedback and Support in Coaching and Mentoring Module 5: Feedback and Support in Coaching and Mentoring An important aspect of coaching and mentoring is the ability to offer effective feedback and support. Again, these are transferrable skills which can be developed to help you facilitate a range of situations. It is also important that you personally receive effective feedback to assist you in your ongoing professional development

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    Through the conversation I have with my manager she looks happy with her career choice. Missy likes to help people. When I ask her how her job reflected on her personal life and I sow her nonverbal communication on her face which was happiness and excitement and I can tell that she loves her job. Missy's loves her responsibilities she was passionate when answering the question. She explained how her career choice structured her life, working as a manager in the bank help Missy to be a very responsible

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    researching my first assignment is that the purpose of coaching is to collaborate with an individual either in a one on one setting or group setting with someone who will guide you and hold you accountable for what you know within yourself is needed for one to grow and succeed both personally and professionally. From what I have experienced within my current organization, coaching was only extended to senior leaders within the organization, while mentoring was offered to employees who were selected via

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    Throughout recent years, the emphasis placed on the importance of the therapeutic relationship in counselling, coaching and mentoring has dramatically increased. The therapeutic relationship between practitioner and client during the treatment is one of trust, due to a reciprocal understanding, where practitioners and clients must actively work together to make it succeed (Ackerman and Hilsenroth, 2003). The relationship between the practitioner and client is important because it is crucial to analysing

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    Common Misconceptions Of Life Coaching By Christina Cordle Oct 20, 2012 Life coaching has become the popular method of improving the lives of workers and ordinary individuals. For years, it is used by numerous individuals to correct their problems, to achieve their goals and to boost success. It becomes a popular byword not only in communities, but companies as well because they believed of the power of coaching to change lives and to obtain the desired goals they want. At present, supervisors

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    13. How is coaching distinct from other service professions? - Professional coaching is a distinct service which focuses on an individual’ s life as it relates to goal setting, outcome creation and personal change management. In an effort to understand what a coach is, it can be helpful to distinguish coaching from other professions that provide personal or organizational support. Therapy? Coaching can be distinguished from therapy in a number of ways. First, coaching is a profession that supports

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