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Derailment Prevention
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Today’s executives increasingly feel the far reaching impacts of both effective and ineffective leaders within their companies. With rapidly changing requirements even good performers and high potentials can find themselves struggling with the demands of their roles. Both individual leaders and their organizations have a role to play in preventing the most common sources of problems.

Bullet Key derailment factors most often cited are:
Difficulty adapting or changing
Lack of core interpersonal skills
Failure to build and lead a team
Having a functional perspective that is too narrow
Lack of adequate focus on results
Insufficient ability to conceptualize or problem solve complex issues
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An organization that provides its upward moving leaders with the right set of broad experiences, targeted feedback and mentoring can often prevent these issues all together. However, in some cases the right solution means finding a role that is more compatible with the leader’s core strengths.

At the first signs of derailment, early intervention requires engaging both the individual leader and those with a vested interest in his/her success. While each situation has its own unique requirements a typical coaching process often includes.

Customized surveys from stakeholders (360 feedback)
Assessment of key strengths, motivators, capabilities and development needs.
Establishing goals, learning objectives and measures of progress.
Creating a development plan involving action learning experiences, regular feedback and mentoring partners.
Targeted coaching with a realistic timeline for improvement.
 
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