Coaching


Coaching offers the opportunity to deal with one's own personality, to develop professional skills and to promote personal growth.

Individuals who are aware of their strengths and who know where they require development are better equipped to succeed in an ever-changing professional environment.


"To know oneself is the first of all sciences."

Aristoteles

Possible reasons to invest in coaching

competence development

Coaching can be targeted to develop specific professional competencies; be it communication, time management or problem solving.

new roles or positions

Coaching can help those, who are transitioning into a new role or position, to adapt quickly, to manage new demands, and to be effective in their new responsibilities.

career reorientation

In the event of career upheavals or job losses, coaching can support affected individuals in exploring of new career directions, identifying competencies and successfully managing transitions.

conflict management

Coaching can help to manage workplace conflict and in finding constructive solutions. Investing in professional coaching pays off as it promotes individual, professional development, thus increasing job satisfaction and boosting productivity. 

The inclusion of a personality assessment (optional) offers great added value in coaching. It objectively records an individual’s strengths, areas for development and personality traits, providing a sound basis for further coaching work. The results of the assessment serve as a starting point for targeted coaching interventions, and they help the coachee to achieve their goals more effectively. Additionally, psychometric assessments can help to promote self-reflection and to deepen an individual’s understanding of their own personality and behaviors.