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Manager consequences Although managerial coaching behaviours describe primarily those actions taken by the manager to support learning and growth by the employee, mutuality is an aspect of the rela- tionship acknowledged as beneficial to both parties (Kram 1988, Evered & Selman 1989, Yoder 1995, 2002, Ellinger & Bostrom 1999). As the manager acquires skill in developing others, the ability to delegate and share work processes can assist the manager with balancing work priorities and increase the overall effectiveness of the unit (Peterson & Hicks 1996, Crane 2007, Kowalski & Casper 2007). The use of compassion and positive regard when developing others has been found in affective neuroscience research to have a protective effect. Boyatzis et al. (2006) suggested that the use of managerial coaching can reduce what they refer to as the effects of chronic power stress associated with role requirements of leadership.
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