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Five Reasons You Need an Executive Coach

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Five Reasons You Need an Executive Coach

Five Reasons You Need an Executive Coach

 

In an interview with Forbes Magazine, Ken Blanchard, a management expert who's authored or coauthored some 50 books during his career, said the main obstacle for leaders is their own ego. "When leaders start to think they know it all, they stop growing," he said. "Growing for leaders is like oxygen to a deep sea diver. Without learning and growing, leaders die in terms of their effectiveness."

 

Executive coaching is one of the best ways upper management can grow themselves, and hence propel the growth of their companies. Executive coaches bring a new perspective to a company so they can better understand their work culture and create both a vision for its success and a strategy for its future.  

 

Below are the top five benefits of an executive coach.

  1. An executive coach brings a fresh perspective in assessing your corporate culture and leadership style. What are your standard operating procedures? What is your company's communication style? Is management in touch with their employees? Do they encourage or discourage feedback, upward mobility, creativity and or other aspects needed for a company to grow. Before you can grow, you have to understand where you are.
  2. An executive coach opens the lines of communication. Effective communication is what makes good companies great. Employees that understand their managers' decisions and vision can be confident in their jobs and focus their energies not on backseat driving, but on excellence in their everyday tasks. Plus, an executive coach can help management discuss heated issues constructively and honestly, while brainstorming new solutions.
  3. An executive coach assesses individuals' personal strengths. People are a business' greatest resource. People with their different personalities and leadership styles, drive a company's success with their commitment, hard work, and creative problem solving skills. An executive coach uses metrics to assess different personality and leadership styles so people can leverage their strengths, and work on their weaknesses.
  4. An executive coach helps managers to understand both each other and their employees. After assessing the personality and leadership styles of workers, managers can use the information to work more effectively with each other and their staff. The DISC assessment method used at Chart Your Course categorizes people into four groups: Dominant, Influential, Steady or Conscientious. Once you understand your style and the styles of others, you can better communicate and work together.
  5. An executive coach helps leaders develop an action plan and holds them accountable to carry it out. If you want to bring your company to the next level, you have to have a plan. Successful leaders have both a vision, and a plan to make that vision a reality. Executive coaches help leaders identify their vision and create a strategy for success.

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