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Introduction
Coaching is one of the most powerful tools for employee engagement and performance. It’s also a time-consuming, hands-on activity that limits the number of people who can receive coaching from their managers or senior leaders. Now, new technology is changing the way we work—and making it possible to scale coaching programs that were once limited by geography and budget. Here’s how this latest craze in tech will impact you:
What is digital coaching?
Digital coaching is a new way to deliver coaching remotely. Digital coaching makes it possible to scale coaching up, down, and across in ways that were never before possible. Digital coaching is built on the idea of results-oriented future-focused learning.
Digital coaches help clients focus on the future and on their goals. They do this by creating a plan for how each client will reach those goals—and then they work with them until they get there!
Technology is changing the way we work.
It’s no secret that technology has changed the way we communicate, collaborate and learn. As more and more people work remotely, technology becomes an even more integral part of our lives—and it’s changing how we go about our day-to-day activities as a result.
We all know that technology is being used to improve collaboration between employees: chat rooms allow teams to stay up-to-date on important developments; video conferencing makes it easy for remote workers to attend meetings while maintaining eye contact with their colleagues; document sharing platforms like Dropbox allow you to share files without having them take up space on your laptop or desktop computer at home; project management software lets your team organize tasks and track progress from anywhere in the world (or in multiple locations).
Creating a culture of innovation.
In today’s competitive job market, it’s important to stand out from the pack. The best way to do this is by creating a culture of innovation.
A company with a culture of innovation will attract and retain top talent because the organization understands that innovation isn’t about new products or services—it’s about doing things differently. Innovation is about solving problems in new ways and working smarter, not harder. It’s about collaboration and being open to new ideas from everyone on your team—even people outside of your department or company.
Creating a culture of innovation isn’t just about having an open-door policy or brainstorming sessions. It’s also important to give employees what they need to succeed in the workplace, such as access to the right tools and resources. Oganizations like CoachHub have mastered the art of creating a culture of innovation. Click here to learn more.
Building connections virtually.
As a millennial, you’re probably used to meeting people and forming relationships virtually. And why not? It’s convenient, especially when you’re trying to connect with someone based on the fact that they live on another continent. But there are also some distinct advantages of building relationships in person, such as being able to get a feel for your co-worker or client by their body language and facial expressions. This can be especially helpful if they aren’t able to speak English fluently yet—you’ll be able to pick up on things like their tone of voice and facial expression as well as what they’re saying through words alone!
So how exactly does digital coaching work? Essentially, it involves being coached remotely via video chat programs like Skype or Zoom (or even Google Hangouts). The coach will give feedback on your performance in real time while also guiding you through exercises designed specifically for them: For example, if the coach is into yoga then she might ask her student do some poses before giving her feedback about how those went over; if he’s more into fitness then maybe he’ll have his student go run outside first before coming back inside where they’ll talk about how things went afterwards; etcetera! This way both parties win because not only do they get valuable feedback but also exercise too.”
Coaching technology can help you scale your employee wellness program and improve your company’s bottom line in the process.
The benefits of coaching technology are well documented, but it’s important to understand the challenges that come along with implementing a coaching solution and how companies can overcome them to achieve their goals.
Coaching technology can help you scale your employee wellness program and improve your company’s bottom line in the process.
Coaching technology is becoming increasingly popular among companies with large workforces looking for ways to engage employees on health and wellness topics. Many companies are finding success through the use of coaching technology, which enables them to reach more employees than ever before. According to a recent study by Health Enhancement Research Organization (HERO), which interviewed 2,600 employers nationwide, nearly one-third of employers reported using coaching technology in their workplace wellness programs.
Conclusion
The future of coaching technology is bright. As more companies jump on board, we’ll see a new wave of support resources that take advantage of new tools and technologies. And as more people feel confident about using these tools, human resources teams will reap the benefits and use them to empower their employees—and their organizations.
