Practical Methods for Evaluating Coaching
2.4 Issues in evaluating coaching 8 2.5 Summary of suggestions arising from the literature 13 3 Organisational Examples of Evaluation Practice 14 3.1 T‐mobile — identifying priority areas for future 15 3.2 Corus — tracking achievement of objectives 16
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