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If you walked into Cy Charney's "Coaching Conundrums" with many questions about coaching, you would leave with most of them answered. In the hour that he spoke, Cy shared his thoughts on many questions related to coaching:
The presentation
started off by establishing a definition of coaching: What followed was an interactive presentation that answered coaching conundrum questions, focusing on the attributes of great coaches, the roles of the coach, the phases of coaching relationships, and some practical tips on how to give advice. Attendees were given opportunities to share their thoughts. For example, they participated in tabletop discussions about what happens if the coach and protégé are similar or dissimilar in terms of personality and/or background. Attendees were then invited to do a self-assessment using the LSI (Lifestyles Inventory). This self-assessment placed you on the LSI model and showed the degree to which you perceive yourself using constructive styles, passive/defensive styles, or aggressive/defensive styles. As he explained the model, Cy suggested that the most effective coaches have high scores operate mostly using constructive styles. The session concluded with a video clip of a coaching session from the TV show Everybody Loves Raymond. Guests and members left the session with a better understanding of corporate coaching in general. Additionally, those who completed the LSI self-assessment gained greater insights into their own style and suitability for the coaching profession. Sandra Koziol
works as an instructional designer/program facilitator for Best Buy Canada
Ltd and is an ISPI Vancouver member. |
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