Just a few years ago, news that a CEO or senior executive was using a coach would have raised eyebrows in the boardroom. Now it is the height of corporate fashion to assign an executive coach to improve leaders’ management performance and/or overcome their personal development deficiencies.
Content: Article
Authors: Des Dearlove, Stuart Crainer
Source: strategy+business
Subjects: Miscellaneous, Personal Development
Authors: Des Dearlove, Stuart Crainer
Source: strategy+business
Subjects: Miscellaneous, Personal Development
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