Building the E-Coaching Practice
Three major considerations to incorporating technology into a coaching practice include the coach, the client, and the organization. As stated earlier, the practice of e-coaching is in its infancy with research to support such practices nearly non-existent. Therefore, we do not purport to have all the answers. Quite to the contrary, we don’t even suggest that we have all the questions. But having systematically thought, presented, and written on the topic, we’d like to offer a series of propositions based on experience and the limited research to frame key issues. Our submissions are designed to help collectively scaffold our thinking about today’s virtual coaching needs as well as about the evolving needs and ...
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