Do You Direct, or Do You Coach?
What if the way you manage your people could increase productivity, quality of work, organization strength, employee retention, cost reductions, and bottom-line profitability? It can.
Coaching is a collaborative, employee-focused process where the employee is empowered to identify the problem and the path forward — supporting independence and resilience. And it often results in better communication, faster results, and more long-lasting change.
Are you facing communication problems in your firm, resistance to change, or retention challenges?
Honing your coaching skills could be the first step in solving these issues with less stress and more cooperation.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
What coaching is and isn’t
Powerful questions to ask that keep people engaged and off the defense
Roles of a coach and how to transition between them
How to listen actively and effectively to understand what’s not being said
Language that prompts better answers and deepens the learning
THE SESSIONS
1
What is Coaching?
Using your pre-work, we will explore what coaching is and isn’t. We’ll also explore powerful questions to ask and limiting beliefs that hinder growth.
2
Roles of the Coach
There are five different components of coaching. All five can be part of every coaching session, but sometimes you’ll only need 1 or 2 for an effective session. We’ll show you how to determine the best strategy for the situation.
3
Listening and Language
Listening skills are critical in good coaching and the three levels of listening will be reviewed and practiced. We will also explore how language (words and tones) impacts receptivity in coaching.
4
Accountability
Set yourself up for success! We’ll go over next steps and how to get the most out of your new skills.
YOUR INVESTMENT
About Judy Hissong
Judy Hissong, CLM
President, Nesso Strategies | Founder, Legal Leadership Institute
Judy understands teams. And she knows how to help you maximize the potential of yours. For over two decades, Judy has applied her vast knowledge of team dynamics, emotional intelligence, work/life balance, leadership, finance, and legal management to help law firms improve their people, process, performance and, ultimately, profits.

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