The Coaching 30: #3 – A Working Model for Handling Change
The model which follows was developed in a coaching session with a client who was experiencing a process of massive change for the organisation
The model which follows was developed in a coaching session with a client who was experiencing a process of massive change for the organisation
Over the coming weeks I will be posting excerpts from a new booklet which I am working on. Called ‘The Coaching 30’ it will be
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