What type of coach do you pay for?

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I don’t have a coach30%

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CISO in Software3 years ago

Interesting I read this as what would you pay for, so answered Exec. But while I am keen to get one, I don’t actually have one at present. I must sort this out.

Director of Marketinga year ago

We have been working on a "high performance leadership team" using a coach, facilitating the process. Our framework is Lencionis five dysfunctions of a team:
https://www.mindtools.com/a6ooqev/lencionis-five-dysfunctions-of-a-team

Director of Enablementa year ago

Life coach

If you don’t invest in yourself, then you’re likely to make poor investments in others

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