The document outlines 7 characteristics of a facilitative leader: 1) being an accomplished listener, 2) having the ability to reframe situations and turn problems into opportunities, 3) having the capacity to suspend judgment, 4) practicing discretion and principled values, 5) offering possibilities and solutions, 6) adding value through tools, teaching, and education, and 7) showing genuine and sincere care for people. It then discusses the benefits of group coaching to help develop these facilitative leadership skills.
The document outlines 7 characteristics of a facilitative leader: 1) being an accomplished listener, 2) having the ability to reframe situations and turn problems into opportunities, 3) having the capacity to suspend judgment, 4) practicing discretion and principled values, 5) offering possibilities and solutions, 6) adding value through tools, teaching, and education, and 7) showing genuine and sincere care for people. It then discusses the benefits of group coaching to help develop these facilitative leadership skills.
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The document outlines 7 characteristics of a facilitative leader: 1) being an accomplished listener, 2) having the ability to reframe situations and turn problems into opportunities, 3) having the capacity to suspend judgment, 4) practicing discretion and principled values, 5) offering possibilities and solutions, 6) adding value through tools, teaching, and education, and 7) showing genuine and sincere care for people. It then discusses the benefits of group coaching to help develop these facilitative leadership skills.
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• Accomplished listener. Develop deep and empathetic listening
skills and the ability to hear people accurately.
• Learn how to reframe content. Develop the ability to help team
members re-think a situation, thus turning problems into opportunities.
• Have the capacity to suspend judgment. Don't be easily
shocked. It is fundamental to the Facilitative Leadership process that employees have a place to unload. Employees find this liberating and energizing.
• Practice discretion and principled values. Leaders need to
walk the talk, maintaining strong ethical and confidentiality guidelines.
• Offer possibilities and solutions. People have unlimited
potential and a proficient leaders recognize this, and work to draw upon this innate potential to make relevant suggestions and offer pertinent alternatives.
• Add value with tools, teaching, and education. Add value to
your team members by giving them knowledge of tools and resources that will help them achieve their goals. If you are truly listening, you will know what they are.
• Genuine, sincere care - By genuinely and sincerely caring for
people, we build this trust.
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