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Memo on Coaching Partnership
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Memo on Coaching Partnership
This kind of coaching relationship is especially appropriate because it deals with concrete, measurable objectives while leaving the opportunity for strategic planning and growth. Coaching effectiveness has been evidenced in terms of work outcomes; organizational coaching is understood to be most effective when the focus is on specific, achievable goals like communication and the completion of tasks (Stoetzel & Taylor-Marshall, 2022). Further, the challenges faced by Doss relate to targets like ZOOM and advisor-student communication, making it easier to apply a framework towards coaching intercession. These goals are relatively precise: to raise the number of students by 25% and reduce the number of cancelled applications by 15% wherefrom comes the basis for the coaching process. These metrics give a good starting point to evaluate the progress which makes our coaching sessions goal-oriented, meaningful, and helpful to the professionals.
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Stoetzel, L., & Taylor-Marshall, S. (2022). Coaching for change: redefining the concept of change within a practice-based coaching model. International Journal of Mentoring and Coaching in Education, 11(4), 452-466.
Zenger, J. H., & Stinnett, K. (2010). The extraordinary coach: How the best Leaders help others grow (1st Ed.). McGraw Hill. ISBN: 9780071703406