COACHING & MANAGEMENT SUPPORT
Enhancing Potential
Acknowledging that difficulties arise in all workplaces, ESN deliver support to staff and management using these two key interventions;
First are individual coaching sessions to help staff navigate the workplace more successfully. This structured process provides participants with targeted strategies to achieve growth, improve workplace interactions and enhance performance.
Secondly we provide support in ‘real time’ using our SAMS program. This service assists managers to deal with employee issues, while also coping with busy schedules.
Coaching
Our consultants are highly qualified and skilled in coaching individual team members as well as leaders.
Coaching is an intensive and highly effective method to realise fast, positive change.
Each programme is individualised to meet specific client needs.
Strategic Advisory Management Support (SAMS)
The SAMS service will assign an experienced consultant to provide advice to managers requiring support.
Our consultant will be available as agreed to provide management with confidential, sensitive and professional guidance.
With advice available in this ‘on demand’ manner through phone calls, face to face discussion or via email, the program is especially beneficial when dealing with a current and ongoing employee situation. Assistance is structured to support managers dealing with problem behaviours at all stages as they begin, change or develop.
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