Summary:
The book provides managers with practical techniques for addressing common workplace performance issues by coaching employees effectively. It offers step-by-step strategies for diagnosing problems, having productive conversations, and implementing solutions to help employees meet organizational expectations.
Key points:
1. Coaching for Performance: Coaching is a continuous, proactive way to manage performance. It involves setting clear goals, giving regular feedback, and helping employees improve and meet expectations.
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