CoachApply Master for Jacksonville Public Library

Acknowledging Weaknesses to Peers

Suggested Strategy: Ask Risk-Based questions to help the individual

realize what the outcome may be in hiding their weaknesses and how

being transparent will benefit the team.

Suggested Questions:

→ Rating Question: On a scale of one to six, with six being that you are

completely transparent with your peers in things you may struggle with,

and one being that you do not share any weaknesses with your peers,

where would you rate yourself and why?

→ Risk Question: What risks do you think you might assume by not being

transparent with your peers?

→ Success Imperative: What actions do you think we can take together

to help you be successful in your relationships with your peers and to

help the team become successful in helping you reach a six?

Suggested Activities:

→ Whiteboard Coaching: On the left side of a whiteboard, write down the

description that the individual would currently assign to themselves

related to their ability to be transparent with their peers in their weakest

areas. On the right side, write down how they would ideally like to be

described by their peers as it relates to transparency with them. Erase

the left side of the board and write downthe actions that the individual is

willing to take to build a transparent relationship with the team.

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