Coaching and Mentoring Sample Clauses

Coaching and Mentoring. Contractor support shall be provided in coaching and mentoring performance management program personnel. Coaches/mentors guide students in the appropriate application of tools and techniques introduced in training, assist the students in completing their assigned projects, and achieving certification at the level appropriate to their training. Successful coaching and mentoring will result in well executed projects that achieve their objectives and the development of a high performing in-house performance management infrastructure.
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Coaching and Mentoring. ‌ An approach of coaching and mentoring will be used to deal with day to day issues of performance. If coaching and mentoring by the Employee’s supervisor or designate, does not result in the desired degree of improvement(s) then formal disciplinary procedures are to be initiated.
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Coaching and Mentoring. An approach of coaching and mentoring will be used to deal with day to day issues of performance. If coaching and mentoring by the Employee’s supervisor or designate, does not result in the desired degree of then formal disciplinary procedures are to be initiated. Union Representation When the Employer requests to meet with an Employee regarding a matter that may result in discipline, the Employee shall be informed prior to the meeting of the general nature of the discussion and of right to have a Union representative present. At any step in the process, if the Employee declines Union representation they shall do so in writing and this shall be kept in the Employee’s personnel file. At all Progressive Discipline meetings a Union officer shall be present to represent the interests of the Union.
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Coaching and Mentoring. Rev1 Ventures will provide promising entrepreneurs and high-growth companies with access to its experienced and successful team of in-house mentors, including: CFO in residence, CMO in residence, Customer Acquisition expert, technology commercialization experts and startup coaches in order to create high-return commercialization ventures and take promising ideas to market.
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Coaching and Mentoring. Coaching programs provide insights on how to navigate into the board selection process and maximize success to access a board. These programs bring together experienced board members and talented men and women to share their experiences. Coaching can be done in a group or individual session and is a stepping-stone for men and women who aspire to serve as board members. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx emphasises that coaching certainly help both men and women to adapt their management style taking into account that they are different by nature. Indeed, it is useless to pretend women and men are the same because it is not the case. Coaching can also help to change the culture and gender stereotypes that often penalize women. In a first stage, coaching allows women to understand the system and afterwards, we hope to change the system itself. Coaching can stimulate women to become more open to transactional networking and thus facilitate their access to boards of directors. Networking-based coaching can also have a positive effect in the short or medium term and boost women's access to boards. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx, claims that women who have followed coaching session dare more and are better informed. Coaching gives women a better understanding of how their work environment functions allowing them to better interact. As gender diversity coach, she mentions that different things in terms of coaching have to be done. We have to work with men because the fact that there are fewer women in the business world is not just a women’s problem. The whole society benefits when there are more women in the company. It is therefore a societal problem because it is a women’s problem but that of men too. Xxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx is convinced mixed coaching is needed for men to be aware that it is in their interest to have more women. It is clear that top management is already convinced but the middle management less. It is also important to have coaching just for women because during mixed coaching sessions women do not express themselves in the same way in the presence of men. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx said that during coaching it is ideal to have a female and a male coach. By having a coach of each gender people can more easily identify themselves. Part of the coaching is rather theoretical and another part is sharing of experiences. The topics of coaching to be addressed to promote women's access to boards of directors necessarily include the basics of good governance: what is a board, what are its lim...
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Coaching and Mentoring. BIC will offer coaching and mentoring services to entrepreneurs, helping them with business development, strategy, and growth.
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