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Career Coaching Needs To Stop....When...  by: Marilyn J. Tellez, M.A. (Here are some ideas from the other side of the desk, from the coach's point of view, not the coachee!) 1. The person the coach is working with doesn't do the necessary work on him/herself to find a a reasonable job goal. 2. The coachee lies. 3. The coach lies. 4. Once the coaching process has started, the person being coached changes goals several times. 5. Payment for services is haphazard. 6. Mutual trust in each other, fails. 7. Appointments for services are missed without explanation. 8. The coachee looks for other advice frequently, without informing the coach. (Coachees should look for other resources but the coaching process comes first in an open dialogue with the coach.) 9. Personalities begin to clash. 10. Any other conflict, which makes a positive outcome, untenable. All process in the coaching relationship is based on positive feelings and mutual friendly regard. The work is understood to be finding a good job. 11. The coach violates confidentiality. About The Author c, 2004-05 Marilyn J. Tellez, M.A. Certified Job & Career Transition Coach Email: marilyn@doitnowcareers.info Web: www.doitnowcareers.info This article was posted on February 05, 2005   View More Videos from the "Self Improvement and Motivation" category: Information on Dorm Disability Services Pet Trainer to the Stars Securing and Removing Comics from Bags What Not to Ship as a Holiday Gift   Read More Articles from the "Self Improvement and Motivation" Category: Engaging in the Moment for More Effective Living by Adam Eason Career Development: Networking For The Socially Inept, Introverted And Reluctant by Dorothy Tannahill Moran Dealing With Negative People Made Easy by Peter Murphy Mental Muscle Memory by Edward Mills 7 Keys to Better Relationships by Patricia Wagner Brain Training Exercises by Michael Logan How to overcome boredom. by Fatimah Musa 9 Ways to Live Creatively by Lise Richards Spirituality Information: Choice and the Big Picture by Richard Blackstone ACCEPT LIFE ON ITS OWN TERMS by Rev. Saundra Washington D.D. << Back to "Self Improvement And Motivation" Index

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