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A leader plays a crucial role in employee career development planning. Great leaders have the ability to balance Directional leadership (getting things done) with People Focus (inspiration, motivation, empowerment). 

Here are several key aspects of that role: 

1. Mentorship, Coaching and Guidance: Leaders act as coaches, offering advice and sharing their own career experiences to help employees set realistic and achievable career goals. 
2. Skill Development: Leaders identify and provide opportunities for employees to develop new skills through training, workshops, and on-the-job learning experiences.
3. Feedback and Evaluation: Regular, constructive feedback in writing and shared verbally helps employees understand their strengths and areas for improvement, guiding them towards their career objectives. 
4. Creating Opportunities: Leaders create and identify career advancement opportunities, such as promotions, new projects, or lateral moves within the organization. 
5. Encouraging Growth Mindset: By fostering a culture that values continuous learning and growth, leaders encourage employees to take ownership of their career development.
6. Support and Resources: Providing access to resources such as career counseling, educational programs, and networking opportunities enables employees to pursue their career goals effectively. 
7. Setting Clear Expectations: Leaders communicate organizational goals and align them with employees’ personal career aspirations, ensuring mutual benefit and Clarity. 
8. Advocacy: Leaders act as advocates for their employees, promoting their talents and potential to higher management, and helping them navigate organizational politics. 
9. Work-Life Balance: By promoting work-life balance, leaders help employees maintain their well-being, which is crucial for sustained career growth and satisfaction. 
10. Succession Planning: Leaders identify and prepare high-potential employees for future leadership roles, ensuring the organization’s long-term success.

 

At Braintrust, we harness the power of neuroscience to help leaders coach and lead with greater purpose, power, and impact, driving both growth and performance. Our goal is to enhance a leader’s ability to be intuitively, intentionally, and consistently good. Key priorities for leaders include improving employee engagement, performance, loyalty, and development.

Our NeuroCoaching 6 “P” roadmap equips leaders with a structured approach to deliver “The Right Information” in “The Right Way” and in “The Right Order.” To learn more about how Braintrust can help your leaders with Purpose Perspective, Plan/Path, Progress, Problems, and Performance, please visit Braintrust today