Develop your people while getting the work done.
Today’s post-pandemic business environment tells us that rapid, constant, and disruptive change is now the norm and business coaching is more important than ever. For project managers, coaching others has evolved as an essential skill needed alongside leading project team members. But with so much to do and so little guidance, how do project managers successfully stretch and develop others while getting the work done?
Join Lisa DiTullio as she shares successful coaching tips that can be incorporated into routine interactions with project team members while ensuring the delivery of successful project results. She will talk about how coaching is based on asking rather than telling, on challenging rather than instructing, and by holding a person accountable for results. Lisa will identify the skills that project managers need to be effective workplace coaches and share best-practice tips that can be applied immediately with lasting results.
What You’ll Learn
In this webinar, we’ll explore:
- Coaching tips you can build into routine interactions with project team members — while still delivering successful project results
- Why coaching is based on asking rather than telling, and on challenging rather than instructing
- Holding a person accountable for results
- The skills project managers need to be effective workplace coaches
- Best-practice tips that can be applied immediately with lasting results
Lisa DiTullio
International speaker in project management and impactful storyteller
Lisa DiTullio is a consultant, trainer, and internationally recognized speaker in project management with more than 25 years of experience introducing PMO and portfolio management models into organizations.
She previously served as Vice President of Portfolio and Program Management at Foundation Medicine and as director of the PMO at Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, where she built project management practice into everyday operations.
Lisa is an instructor for PMI® PMTraining™, a published author and podcast contributor, and a frequent speaker at industry events, where she is known for using storytelling to deliver practical project management insight.