Coaching People Who Work Together: Navigating Confidentiality Coaching is a confidential conversation. So, coaching people who work together poses a number of challenges. In particular: How do you compartmentalise information from one person which is relevant to the issues on which you are helping the other? You can’t “unknow” information that you have. For example,…
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