Executive Coaching: The Results
At the end of the day, executive coach Jeff Rosenthal summarized the transitions the new CSO needs to make
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December 01, 2004 — CSO — At the end of the day, executive coach Jeff Rosenthal summarized the transitions the new CSO needs to make:
One-on-one relationships to team relationships
Peacemaker to policy-maker
One culture to multiple cultures
Limited C-level interaction to broad and higher-level interaction
Modest expectations of staff to higher standards
National to international
Interpreting company culture to reinforcing and creating company culture
Getting compliance to getting commitment
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