The great thing in this world is not so much where we are,
Olivier Wendell Holmes
but in what direction we are going.
In an increasingly demanding and competitive professional context, organizations need autonomous and responsible people, able to adapt quickly to complex and changing environments. The manager must therefore develop listening skills and strong interpersonal and communication competencies to lead his teams towards success. For teams, what is at stake is to gain in performance and motivation, in order to better collaborate together on a project.
Beyond the simple acquisition of managerial skills, a good leader must be aware of his/her strong points and development axes. He/She must grasp what motivates him/her and build a life plan that supports his/her aspirations. This is where career coaching comes in.
A coaching process will allow you to transform not only your way of doing things but also your way of being. By calling upon a coach, you can develop your awareness of yourself and others, clarify the different factors that come into play in the personal and professional situations you encounter and consequently, adopt an adequate distance in your decision-making.
Career coaching, therefore, responds to the need to boost your professional plan. On a personal level, if you find that despite your work and efforts, a threshold cannot be crossed, either because you are unable to analyze the causes, or because you want to change your situation and be sure you are making the right decision. On a professional level, in the case of a promotion or career change, coaching can prepare you to take on new roles and responsibilities.
More than professional success in itself, it is job satisfaction that allows us to be happy and fulfilled.
Career coaching is therefore aimed at: