Whittier Consulting Group, Inc.
P.O. Box 859
Camas, WA. 98607
206-274-6179
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Coaching

Our coaching and mentoring services give you the lightweight but rapid assistance that you need to blast through roadblocks and begin the process of change.

A dramatic change takes place in the organization through its people as they make new choices in their day-to-day decisions. These changes can become more solidly rooted with the help of someone who has been there, and can encourage teams to make choices that support the team's new direction. Senior leaders, implementation team members and program managers especially benefit from regular access to a coach, who can help them identify opportunities to use their new skills.

We offer two different levels of engagement:

Mentoring for Individuals

Our Leadership mentoring program provides you with unlimited access to Katherine Radeka, via email and phone, for a specified term ranging from three months to a year, with guaranteed 24 hour response time.

Past mentorees have used this service to troubleshoot issues, develop plans for managing resistance to change, transform new ideas into workable proposals and figure out how to tailor best practices for their organizations.

Coaching for Individuals and Teams

Like mentoring, coaching is a way to gain access to our expertise without the commitment of a large consulting project. However, it is more focused towards meeting specific measurable objectives. We first work together to develop an action plan, and then focus our coaching sessions on providing the assistance needed to complete the actions and meet the objectives.

In a coaching engagement, the individual or team have regular telephone or web conference meetings with Katherine in addition to unlimited access via phone and email for the duration of the engagement.

Typical objectives for a coaching engagement include things like:

  • Gain organizational support for a program to increase strategic latitude.
  • Develop a plan to deploy a new strategy that will make it more likely to succeed in execution.
  • Use set-based decision-making to make critical decisions for a specific program.
  • Grow a high potential engineer into a future company leader.
  • Assist a retiring technical expert with the process of transferring critical technical knowledge to a new generation of engineers.
  • Prepare a proposal for senior leaders that demonstrates the potential for substantial ROI from product development improvement efforts.

 

 



 

 

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Managing product development risk in a tough economy - the dual role of product development

PDMA's Visions Magazine


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