Executive Coaching

What is coaching?

Coaching a person, a team, or an organization means accompanying the individual or group of individuals such that he, she or they find by themselves the answers to questions they foster or to problems they encounter.

Coaching thus allows for the improvement of professional efficiency and the accompaniment through complex professional periods, such as: difficult projects, periods of crisis, mergers, acquisitions, transitions, transfers, promotions, conflicts, expatriations, repatriations, reconversions, or returns from maternity or parental leave.

The coach acts as a catalyst. He or she accompanies the coached individual, without for that matter being an interventionist. He or she is distinguished in this respect from the consultant who offers advice and solutions. He or she also differs from the therapist, who is more focused on the study of causes.

Every type of coaching is different, and the operating mode is defined with the client over the course of the first session.

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Coaching is typically used to achieve one of the following purposes:

Adapting to complex situations
Period of professional transition : taking up a new position, being transferred, choosing a career, being expatriated, being repatriated, reorganization, merger, acquisition
The development of autonomy
The improvement of performance
Taking a difficult decision
Time management – work-life balance
The improvement of self esteem
The development of leadership
Using intuition
Managing with emotions
Suffering at work
Burn-out
Professional conflicts
Being a woman in the workplace
Managing inter-culturalism

The steps of your coaching

1. Choosing your coach

You will choose your coach among those offered to you during an initial introductory session.

2. Setting up the tripartite contract

This is a session between you, your coach, and your direct manager. On this occasion, you will decide together: the objectives for the coaching, the indicators associated with each objective. This session is followed by the drafting of a tripartite coaching contract.

3. The sessions

Sessions take place every two to three weeks. They take place outside the organization in a space to be decided upon by you and your coach, or over the phone if needed.

4. Tripartite closing meeting

A tripartite post-coaching debriefing session takes place between you, your direct manager, and your coach.