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How Coaching Improves a Manufacturing Workplace Culture

A multiplier with a positive impact that goes beyond the person or group

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How Coaching Improves a Manufacturing Workplace Culture

A multiplier with a positive impact that goes beyond the person or group

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Thu, 01/11/2024 - 12:04
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The personalized nature of coaching makes it a powerful force for manufacturers. You can employ coaching to improve leadership, enhance performance and teamwork, or address personal and organizational development. 

With as many as five generations in the workplace at the same time, and constant change to navigate, there is a lot to be gained by improving communication skills, changing behaviors, and creating a more positive environment. Coaching is like a multiplier: It contributes to organizational culture and has a positive impact beyond the person or group being coached. It’s also not just for management. And it works.

Download this guide to learn how coaching can help:
• A Type A personality see the value in being more empathetic and less assertive, asking powerful questions vs. giving direction, and showing more grace and patience
• Someone wanting more from a career—for example, a machinist who wants to be in marketing
• A frontline manager with an abrasive personality understand that they could create less stress by bringing people along for group success 
• A workaholic to see how to avoid burnout by reducing work hours
• The smartest person in the room realize the benefits of becoming a better listener and not talking so much in meetings

Download this guide to learn more!

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