Team coaching in pairs
Team coaching is a very demanding activity. It is increasingly the norm that team coaches work in pairs. The benefits of doing so include: Sharing the parallel tasks of facilitating the group and observing the group dynamics. Each coach has frequent breaks from intense engagement with the team, so they remain fresh. Being able to…
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