Leadership Team Coaching: Developing Collective Transformational Leadership - Tapa dura

Hawkins (leadership, Henley Management College) provides a guide for team coaches and leaders to tools and techniques that facilitate effective leadership team performance. After detailing the key elements of a high-performance leadership team, he describes the five disciplines of team performance; the newcraft of team coaching; how the relationship of the coach and the team develops through stages; ways of coaching each of the disciplines; other types of teams, such as management, project, virtual, international, customer or client account teams, and the board; and finding, selecting, assessing, working with, training, developing, and supervising coaches. --Book NewsInc. Hawkins (leadership, Henley Management College) provides a guide for team coaches and leaders to tools and techniques that facilitate effective leadership team performance. After detailing the key elements of a high-performance leadership team, he describes the five disciplines of team performance; the new craft of team coaching; how the relationship of the coach and the team develops through stages; ways of coaching each of the disciplines; other types of teams, such as management, project, virtual, international, customer or client account teams, and the board; and finding, selecting, assessing, working with, training, developing, and supervising coaches. --Book NewsInc. """Leadership Team Coaching" is a practical guide loaded with plenty of examples and much to succeed, a strongly recommended choice."" -Midwest Book Review "Reviews from Amazon reviewers: """[Hawkins'] pragmatic and well researched approach gives the reader insights which he has gained from many years in doing just what he writes about- coaching leadership teams. His writing style is engaging using examples and anecdotes to illustrate learning points."" -Padraig .".".a welcome addition to the new and evolving team coaching field... One of the most interesting propositions that Hawkins puts forward is that teams need to do regular stakeholder analyses and broaden their coaching focus beyond just the interpersonal dynamics and internal workings of the team... a practical and detailed framework that is useful for both coaches and leaders who are new to team coaching and experienced coaches like me who want to develop their knowledge further in this area. "" -Jacqueline Peters, Leadership Coach and Consultant """Leadership Team Coaching" is THE book I have wanted to see written in the last few years; It has so much potential to guide team coaching practice. I anticipate that it will become a benchmark guide for this emerging field. It will certainly be my benchmar