November 2014
Intermediate to advanced
128 pages
2h 37m
English
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At the IT company, coaching was a popular word. “We need to be better at coaching each other,” was a statement you might hear during a meeting when things had not turned out as planned. However, you could often hear managers scolding employees who had made a mistake and hear managers telling their employees exactly how to solve their problems. Despite the fact that it did not result in greater commitment or improve anyone’s performance, this seemed to reflect the most common leadership approach at the company. ...
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