Supervisors play a critical role in coaching employees by providing direct guidance, feedback, and support to enhance performance and skill development. Unlike counseling or mentoring, which may focus more on personal growth and long-term development, supervisors emphasize achieving specific work-related goals and improving job performance. To be effective, rewards need to be timely, meaningful, and aligned with the desired behaviors or outcomes, reinforcing positive performance and motivating employees to reach their objectives.
Supervisors focus on the present and on current job skills
Supervisors focus on the present and on current job skills
Coaching, counseling, and mentoring are important to increases employee’s skills, performance, and productivity
Mentoring is not counseling. It is guidance in the form of teaching and support provided by someone you trust, usually a teacher, a parent or relative, a supervisor, or a counselor.
Helen Colley has written: 'Mentoring for social inclusion' -- subject(s): Counseling of, Mentoring, Mentoring in education, Youth
Counseling, coaching, mentoring
Supervisors focus on the present and on current job skills
Counseling, coaching, mentoring
Developing Phase
The Mentoring Program was designed for newly-appointed supervisors to have the opportunity to learn from experienced supervisors. No supervisor is turned away, though. We are always eager to help any supervisor who wants to learn a new superpower or has questions about WikiAnswers!
Coaching, counseling, and mentoring are important to increases employee's skills, performance, and productivity
Counseling, Coaching, Mentoring