Diagnostic tools have two main uses in coaching and mentoring: They help both parties understand each other better, so there is a better level of rapport They help pinpoint and prioritise areas, on which the learning relationship can usefully focus Some diagnostics, such as the personality measures, need to be administered by an expert, who…
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