The 7 steps of Effective Executive Coaching - Softcover

Sabine Dembkowski; Fiona Eldridge; Ian Hunter

4.12

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9781854183330: The 7 steps of Effective Executive Coaching

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1854183338 ISBN 13: 9781854183330

Publisher: Thorogood, 2006

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This ground-breaking book explains the 7-step ACHIEVE coaching model, which focuses on five essential coaching skills--the development of rapport, deep listening, creative and open questioning, honest feedback and the use of intuition. With extensive case studies and examples, this important book provides an effective model for executive coaches in which to structure their coaching sessions and programs. It also offers valuable guidelines to HR professionals and managers in both assessing outside coaches and developing their own executive coaching skills.

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Based on the author's research and consultancy practice, this book builds on the GROW coaching model and introduces a model which involves 5 core capabilities and a 7-step process - The Achieve Coaching model.

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There are some books that really make a contribution to the body of knowledge of the subject. This book is one of those. It is objective and research based while also drawing on the experiences of the author and others in such a way that is not boringly academic at all. It grabs ones interest and holds it with very clear readable language.
--Sir John Whitmore, author of Coaching for Performance [originator of the GROW model]"

"There are some books that really make a contribution to the body of knowledge of the subject. This book is one of those. It is objective and research based while also drawing on the experiences of the author and others in such a way that is not boringly academic at all. It grabs ones interest and holds it with very clear readable language."
--Sir John Whitmore, author of Coaching for Performance [originator of the GROW model]

-There are some books that really make a contribution to the body of knowledge of the subject. This book is one of those. It is objective and research based while also drawing on the experiences of the author and others in such a way that is not boringly academic at all. It grabs ones interest and holds it with very clear readable language.-
--Sir John Whitmore, author of Coaching for Performance [originator of the GROW model]

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