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Why Develop the Internal Leadership Coach?
The fundamental purpose of this article is to provide insight, concepts and a solid results-driven strategy for implementing a highly effective internal leadership coaching process. Many of the practices explored are also consistent with those employed by an experienced external coach. The information provided will work in virtually any type of organization. My basic intent is to articulate a holistic or integrated approach of organizational leadership development using the skill of an internal coach.

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Liberate your Time by Developing your Company Organization Chart
Your company’s organizational strategy is centred around the development and communication of your Organization Chart. The Organization Chart takes the form of a graphical representation of the positions in your company. The top Position in the company (i.e. CEO or General Manager) is placed at the top of the Organization Chart. The various layers of management and supporting Positions are then arranged under the relevant management Positions right down to the lowest levels of the Organization.

Managing Projects Through People
Management can be a tricky thing. Many companies promote people to management / supervisory positions based on their knowledge of the job and ability to get things done. But management goes so far beyond that, which is why many managers are not as effective as they should be. So what does it take to be an effective manager/supervisor? A supervisors job is to manage both people and projects. Tuning people-management and project-management skills are necessary for any manager to truly be effective.

Passing the Leadership Torch
A corporate mentoring program is an effective part of succession planning: when employees feel good about what they are doing, when they are productive and satisfied with their positions they are in a better position to grow. As staff members are able to grow, they are able to take on more advanced roles, grow into upper level positions and continue passing the leadership torch.
The 600# Gorilla named sales lead "Follow-Up."
Why isn't UPPER MANAGEMENT furious that less than 20% of expensive sales leads ever get followed-up.
Helping Supervisors
The first line manager, or so-called "Supervisor" has a particularly tough job. This level gets the brunt of worker unrest but also takes heavy flack from upper management. This article deals with some ideas to lighten their load and provide some more recognition for what they are doing.

The Accidental Manager: In some train wrecks you may be the train!
Many management promotions are one dimensional, prompted by seniority, non management performance or a recommendation. This is problematic, because great engineers don’t always make a great engineering manager; leading is a very different skill set. When people are placed in management positions haphazardly, it can create a collision between reality and ego. The result is a wreck of denial, manifesting as toxic behaviors: micro-managing, controlling, passive aggressiveness, chaos, bullying, poor judgments and constantly deflecting issues to Human Resources to avoid responsibility.

Why Supervisors Suffer
I always considered the job of the Shift Supervisor to be the most challenging position in my organization. This article describes why being a supervisor is no picnic and gives some advice on how upper management can lighten the load.
Stuck in Middle Management? Consider Franchise Ownership As An Alternative
It’s the fault of those Baby Boomers, really, or so statisticians are telling us. That great mass of people born between the years of 1946 and 1964 are now firmly ensconced in upper management positions in corporate America, and those underneath, say in their late 30s to mid 40s, are finding their own career advancement put on hold as the Boomers, like the Energizer Bunny, just keep going and going and going.
What Can Be Changed In Management To Improve Bottom Line Results
It is easy to pass blame down the line when things don't go right and profits suffer, and often blame is passed up the line to upper management where the buck stops. The truth is middle management is every bit as responsible.
Are you Empowering your Middle Management?
As a leader in your company, if you’re frustrated with your middle management, you have only yourself to blame. The success or failure of middle managers rests upon the support of upper management and how well both parties work together.

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