Outcomes & Evaluations, Training Executives

Executive Coaching
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Executive Coaching
When training executives, coaches have to work with the objectives of the leaders to make sure they have what it takes to deliver on the same. At the same time there is what the organization is trying to achieve with the training of their executives. Other than that there is also the objectives of the trainer. This is relative to make sure that they are able to deliver on the objectives of the organization, the executives and their own goals as coaches (GuruMaker, 2018). As such, it is always important for the coaches to make sure they have a way of evaluating the inputs and the outputs that are realized within the sessions and with the entire training. This helps with refining any future trainings and more importantly trying to adjust the training directions as they go on to make sure they achieve what it is they are designed to do. At this point it is important to note that each of the leadership training is going to be unique. As such, much of the derivatives that are going to be important for one of the training are not going to matter in another (Blattner, 2005). As such, for the trainers it is important to make sure that they fine tune the evaluation to match the goals of the training that they are facilitating. While there may be some similarities when it comes to the objectives of the training there are subtle differences in what the leaders, organization and the trainer want to achieve at any given time. Even training within the same organization with different departments is going to be unique (GuruMaker, 2018). Each of the trainees in either of the groups is going to be unique too and therefore demands unique evaluation techniques. In the case of the subject under review they have a poor structure which affects their readiness to change. At the same time they have an inflexible element which is also associated with the fact that, they could be considered to be less agreeable in most of the situations.
In the case of the client it is important to first understand the key elements that have to be addressed. These include the facts according to the results; the client does not have the right structure in his leadership approaches to be in a position to anticipate change and even to deal with the changes as they come. It is important for leaders to remain stoic by the changes that are taking place in the environment. There is need for more structure to minimize the impacts that comes with unexpected events. It is also important to mention that, there is need to adjust the level of agreeableness seeing that the leader tends be quite rigid which is also reflected on the element of conscientiousness. It is important for a leader to be ready for change and more importantly be able to handle the changes as they come. In this case, the leaders in the case study is having a challenging preparing and adjusting to change relative to the strict approach that they use (Mackie, 2007).
In line with the objectives of the training for the leader there are specific outcomes that are expected at the end of the training for the leaders to have mastered. This also means that they are part of what the coaching process is going to be focused on. One of them...