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Those organizations that contract for external coaches benefit
to a greater degree than those that train internal staff in coaching
skills. Why? An external coach does not have responsibility,
accountability or authority to either the person being coached
or to the organization.
Effective coaching requires the freedom of full self-expression
in order to explore options, test assumptions and acquire practice
and feedback without prejudice. As coaching becomes more widespread,
leadership development programs that include a coaching component
will become preferred.
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