Pulse™ Certification.
Scaling Leadership
Keep Your Finger on the Pulse of Your Client
Become a coach known for enabling results by utilizing the Leadership Development and Pulse to increase client traction and development outcomes.
When you become certified in Pulse™, you will:
- Discover how to offer and deploy a systemic coaching approach by utilizing the LDP and Pulse series that offers a holistic and effective program for leadership development.
- Uncover ways to design a coaching intervention utilizing the Pulse Series.
- Discern the goals of a client and determine the right focus that will drive real results.
- Unlock the power of interventions and be able to strategically deploy the right system to drive ROI with your coaching clients.
- Ascertain the best ways to read, interpret, and use Pulse for your clients.
+ How it works
Three assessments are conducted over a 6-12 month period. After each assessment, results are captured in a brief, clearly illustrated summary report that leaders can use to chart their progress and course correct or continue to solidify operating shifts and behaviors. When the first Pulse round is done, this sets up the perfect time to start anew.
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BASELINE PULSE
Identifying a “One Big Thing Goal” enables leaders to begin their transformative process by selecting a goal that they believe will have the biggest impact for moving the needle on their leadership effectiveness, or their leadership overall.
+ Kicking off
The leader will identify one aspirational behavior and one behavior that limits them currently. This information is entered into a Baseline Pulse composed of rating scales and a comment/recommendation section. The survey is then administered to the leader’s Accountability Circle, which typically includes 5 to 6 coworkers selected by the leader for their ability to offer candid feedback. These raters assess the leader’s current levels of performance in the goal area and on specific positive and negative behaviors associated with that goal. Raters may also offer relevant commentary about the leader’s pursuit of the goal and related behaviors. Each pulse takes less than 5 minutes for evaluators.
INTERIM PULSE
Approximately 3 to 4 months after the Baseline Pulse, a second Pulse is administered to the leader’s Accountability Circle.
+ Digging deeper
This survey is similar to the Baseline Pulse, with ratings of perceived changes in the leader’s performance added to the measures of current performance levels.
The Pulse report summarizes the leader’s current performance and compares that to baseline performance, providing additional insight into their progress achieved since beginning the leadership development work.
Again, rater recommendations regarding ways to improve performance are included in the report.
FINAL PULSE
In this Final Pulse, the current period is assessed, and viewed along-side the previous Baseline and Interim Pulses, making it possible to view the whole journey for review.
+ Illumination
Approximately 3 to 5 months later, the Final Pulse is administered for this series. This Pulse includes all items from the previous Pulse, as well as five additional questions from the Leadership Circle Profile™ that reflect overall leadership effectiveness. Included in the Final Pulse are two open-ended items, designed to gather feedback on the leader’s greatest leadership strength and challenge, at this point. This report also shows a comparison of their current leadership effectiveness to their original baseline measures in the Baseline Pulse, not previously seen.
The leader may use this Pulse as a platform for starting a new pulse series, either with the same goal, or a completely different goal, to continue their development and progress.
