I have always found rediff giving up such nice tips n tricks. Also i find some good Yoga articles on rediff once or twice in a week. Thanks rediff n keep up the good work.
RE:Not all managers are coach
by Nishant K on Dec 16, 2007 05:49 PM Permalink
i totally agree with u......all these things are good in text books or coaching classes...once u r in real world, everything is gone
RE:Not all managers are coach
by sach k on Dec 25, 2007 04:54 PM Permalink
well I am not a manager myself but I do try to be a good person..I believe no fun in blaming anyone, one should improve onself
RE:RE:Not all managers are coach
by abboral boral on Jan 14, 2008 09:09 PM Permalink
Most valuable point mr. sack mentioned .This cannot be achieved by simply having bookish knowledge .One should practise and while practising one should be having very flexible EGO and his or her mind should be well controlled
a very good and useful article on coaching. Specially, the examples mentioned are amazing. Looks good to read, but implmenting it matters the most and a tough task. All the best.
RE:Useful article.
by Riya J on Dec 13, 2007 12:08 PM Permalink
one works with dedication and sincierty for only one thing i.e. self satisfaction. i believe it is not the money we work for, it is also the self satisfaction, growth and respect.
RE:Useful article.
by abboral boral on Jan 15, 2008 12:01 PM Permalink
true my dear and all the qualities you mentioned are required to develop good managing skills
I think coaching differs from managing. Management mostly involves taking the right decision at the right time, rather than teaching the people. Coaching can be considered as a subset of Management, but coaching totally is not management.
RE:Coaching differs from managing.
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RE:Coaching differs from managing.
by Riya J on Dec 13, 2007 12:03 PM Permalink
Read the very first line of the article. this article itself tells that coaching is a part for good managing. this article has covered only one thing "COACHING" to managing more perfectly.
RE:Coaching differs from managing.
by prathiush on Dec 12, 2007 04:57 PM Permalink
I agree with you. The heading and content does not have any resemblence.
