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ت روزہ Weekly ضمونفت روزہ ایک م ہرہ # 51 2015 اَ فَ ص1437 ھ : ا ارورت : ن م ن ا رب آرا ڈا : زش ار ا ھ ات 29 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 ان ا تت ر ا ن ت ا ِ رف د او ثدق ا ی ِ ت ت As a leader, senior manager or executive, you are often required to act as a coach or mentor for your staff. This book will enable you to set up robust coaching programs that can make a significant difference to staff retention and motivation. It will give you the knowledge and skills you need to encourage your staff to grow so that you can get on with your own essential leadership role. As a manager or leader in the workplace, you will know how vital it is to motivate your teams and enhance the skills of the people you lead. Part of your role is to help and encourage your team to be successful. By using coaching skills in the workplace, you will support your team members to take ownership and responsibility for their actions. As a leader it is easy to give suggestions and to jump in when the answers are clear. However, allowing people to come up with their own solutions and to work out their own strategies is far more empowering. Your people need room to grow and make mistakes without feeling pressured. By employing coaching skills you will be able to challenge individuals when they falter. Asking open (what? when? where? why? how? who?) and incisive questions encourages them to explore different ways of addressing a problem and to think creatively. Additionally, if you build on the success of each individual, it will inspire them to even greater achievements. This in turn will increase their morale and boost their self-confidence. HR Department [email protected] Website: www.riphah.edu.pk UAN: 92 51 111 510 510 Tel: 92 51 5125162-7, Ext-231 For Information & Feedback Jackie Arnold

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وموضاعت رپ فلتخم

تفہ روزہ

Weekly

ہفت روزہ ایک مضمون

51# امشرہ

2015ونربم

ر ارفظمل َ

ف

ھ 1437َص

:دمری

ردش ادمح گیب ا

:سلجم اشمورت

ڈارٹک رادش آاتفب ●رتعف اہلل اخن ●رخم اخن ●

:سلجم ہمظتنم

بیط دصیقی ●انزش اقمس ●

ر ہتفہ ہعمج رعمجات دبھ لگنم ریپ اوتا

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مہف ارقلان●

ذتریک ابدحلثی ●

ریست ●

اترخی ●

میلعت ●

ریمعت تیصخش ●

رغجاہیف ●

اسسنئ ●

اطمہعل اپاتسکن ●

ا الخایقت ●

اعترِف بتک ●

والد ● رتتیب ا

وقحق اابعلد ●

ملسو هيلع هللا ىلصبطِ وبنی ●

ہفسلف ●

ایسفنت ●

امسایجت ●

As a leader, senior manager or executive, you are often required to act as a

coach or mentor for your staff. This book will enable you to set up robust coaching

programs that can make a significant difference to staff retention and motivation.

It will give you the knowledge and skills you need to encourage your staff to grow

so that you can get on with your own essential leadership role.

As a manager or leader in the workplace, you will know how vital it is to motivate

your teams and enhance the skills of the people you lead. Part of your role is to

help and encourage your team to be successful. By using coaching skills in the

workplace, you will support your team members to take ownership and

responsibility for their actions. As a leader it is easy to give suggestions and to

jump in when the answers are clear. However, allowing people to come up with

their own solutions and to work out their own strategies is far more empowering.

Your people need room to grow and make mistakes without feeling pressured.

By employing coaching skills you will be able to challenge individuals when they

falter. Asking open (what? when? where? why? how? who?) and incisive questions

encourages them to explore different ways of addressing a problem and to think

creatively. Additionally, if you build on the success of each individual, it will inspire

them to even greater achievements. This in turn will increase their morale and

boost their self-confidence.

HR Department

[email protected]

Website: www.riphah.edu.pk

UAN: 92 51 111 510 510 Tel: 92 51

5125162-7, Ext-231

For Information & Feedback

Jackie Arnold