Boosting Self-Esteem in the Workplace
Posted by Jamie Johnson on Fri, Sep 05, 2008 @ 03:25 PM
How successful is your workplace at boosting self-esteem? Are your associates able to see their work through a positive mindset and consider them selves personally effective? Organizations that develop a coaching culture are vibrant, happy and highly successful at creating bottom line results. Training and equipping managers with coaching skills, tools, resources and methodologies is one of the first steps in changing your company from good to great. The managers will be internal wellcoaches in their day to day roles, while demonstrating that effectively boosting self-esteem can produce significantly better results. People will do better work, for a longer period of time, and contribute to the organization in more healthy and positive ways. Wow! Can you imagine a happier workforce? People would actually be smiling and loving what they are doing, all because of boosting self-esteem. People would feel energized and fabulous! Companies that have developed a coaching culture for boosting self-esteem report these benefits:
- significantly reduced staff turnover;,
- there is a focus on solutions not problems;
- associates are inspired to achieve their best;
- communication lines open;
- there is increased productivity;
- there is greater happiness and satisfaction at work with less conflicts between co-workers;
- and…better results are produced with less energy.
Coaching is about getting the best possible return on investment (ROI) from one of your company’s most valuable assets today- your people. It’s also about getting a return on your people (ROP)! How are you going to inspire your company today? Will you have the courage to promote change? Do you have inspirational and innovative leadership at your workplace? How can you create a positively charged workplace? What are some of the qualities that separate good leaders from the great leaders? Do your leaders have courage, serve customers and co-workers with respect and care, and work from a foundation of core values?