"Rah! Rah! Sis-boom-bah! You're doing a heck of a good job!"

A coach does need to be a good cheerleader to keep up morale, but that's only one aspect of good coaching.

In this video, you'll learn all the skills needed to be a good coach including:

-Taking a personal approach.... getting to know each of your "players"
-Scouting your team: Discovering strengths and areas that need improvement
-Developing a game plan... a step-by-step approach to coaching sessions
-Aligning personal goals with the goals of the organization
-The importance of continuous coaching and giving praise (yes, cheerleading!)
-And more!

We’ve all spent time on teams: sport teams, volunteer groups, or the company softball league. Now, however, you are on a business team. That may be a new experience for you, but you are not alone. This course will help you to learn how to be a team player, give your best to the team, and work effectively with your teammates.

After completing this course, you will be able to:

-Recognize how to become a team player.
-Recognize how to give your best to the team.
-Explain how to work effectively with teammates.

Professional conduct is a very important aspect of an employee’s image. This is especially true when you first join a new company’s work force. A new employee is likely to make mistakes or behave unprofessionally simply because he or she does not know the basics of professional conduct. This course will cover some of the vital skills for new employees.

After completing this course, you will be able to:

-Describe the process of adjusting to an organization’s culture.
-Identify common mistakes.
-List the steps of creating alliances.

Coaching and Performance Feedback Training Scenes consists of 8 dramatizations. Each training scenario begins by setting up a coaching or performance feedback situation culminating at a Decision Point. Here you are presented with 3 options as to how the scene should continue. These options are then played out and the consequences of the choices made are explored by a panel of management and human resource experts.

The Practical Coach is an everyday guide for managers. Managers in all types of businesses will find the information straightforward, practical and insightful. With realistic vignettes to illustrate effective coaching behaviors, the host guides viewers through coaching processes for good work, poor work, dead-end performers and personal issues that affect work. In addition, the film offers realistic advice for dealing with sidetracks.