Corporate Training and Training for Managers Through Coaching
Organizations require effective managers who can implement strategies. They organize teams, provide solutions to daily issues, and influence the work experience of other employees. When managers fail to think and act like managers, the best strategies fail. As a result, corporate training programs have changed the way managers think. They want managers to think critically, communicate effectively, and lead with awareness. In the classical approach to training, it was primarily a process, policies, and technical skills that were given emphasis. Though these topics still retain their importance, it is not sufficient to fully equip managers to deal with the human aspects that arise when leadership is involved. Coaching for a manager’s training is now becoming a significant activity, encompassing reflection and behaviour change, among other areas. Terms such as ‘executive coaching certification’ and ‘breakthrough coaching training’ can now become the focus. Changing Role of Corporate...