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Setting the Foundation
At the Center for Coaching Certification, students learn that the competencies of Meeting Ethical Guidelines and Professional Standards plus Establishing the Coaching Agreement call for coach training to include learning the ethics of developing coaching competencies as well as being … Read more
Learning to Coach through the Center for Coaching Certification – Class #2 – Ethics
Blog series by Joann Evans Joann Evans holds a B.S. in microbiology and chemistry. She is also a certified Paralegal. She has 20 years’ experience in quality assurance, control and engineering in fields such as pharmaceutical, medical device, IVD, biotech … Read more
Hallmark of a Great Coach: 1. Prepared
What factors contribute to excellence in coaching and building a top-notch reputation? This week is dedicated to three of the hallmarks of great coaches: Prepared, Present, and Purposeful. The first of these is the topic of today’s blog. Prepared Dictionary.com … Read more
What to Look for When Hiring a Coach
Finding a coach who is a member of the International Coach Federation (ICF) conveys a level of professionalism. ICF is the leading organization in the growing profession of coaching. This is important because anyone can hang a sign promoting a … Read more
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Record Keeping for HR versus Coaching
As covered previously, coaching confidentiality is different than HR confidentiality. Specific points of awareness include: HR records are owned by the company Company owned records are accessible to different people Company records are more discoverable Coaching records are owned by … Read more