Process Work – Listening to What Wants to Emerge

During my Organisational Relationship Systems Coach (ORSC) training, I was introduced to the concept of Process Work which has fundamentally changed how I think about coaching individuals, relationships, and teams.

While many coaching approaches focus on identifying problems and finding solutions, Process Work invites a different question: What is trying to happen? Rather than forcing change, the coach becomes curious about what is already unfolding to help individuals and teams discover new possibilities.

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How to unlock Team Potential with Organization and Relationship Systems Coaching?

Organization and Relationship Systems Coaching (ORSC) focuses on optimizing the relationships within a system, such as a team or organization. ORSC coaches help organizations improve their ability to adapt, learn, and thrive by addressing various aspects of the system, including roles, responsibilities, communication, decision-making, conflict resolution, and overall team dynamics. In this blog post I’d like to share some basics of the ORSC framework and insights from recent workshops I have facilitated.

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Co-Active Coaching meets Theory U

Co-Active Coaching is a transformational coaching approach that focuses on empowering individuals to make positive changes in their lives. It is based on the principles of:

  • Fulfillment – Discover your unique values to create your vision for a compelling future.
  • Balance – Making powerful choices to choose the experiences you want most.
  • Process – Being with your emotions in the present moment.
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What Makes an Innovative Developer Culture?

After having worked on system integration for the last 20 years, I had the ambition to explore new terrains and contribute to a more innovative developer culture. Fortunately, I was able to take part in a fellowship which provides the great opportunity to experience a different role in another SAP business unit for up to half a year. I turned from an Integration Architect into a DevCulture fellow in the SAP Developer and Community Relations team.

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