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Executive Coaching Research Findings

Can Coaching Effectiveness Be Measured?

By Terry Bacon, Ph.D. and Anna Pool, M.A., OD

Key Extracts

The client must be coachable.

  • The coach must fully use all the data in the ecosystem.

  • The coach must identify the real problems.

  • Intangible but critical mindset shifts must be linked to tangible and measurable behavioural shifts.

 Factors That Influence Coachability

  • Openness to feedback

  • The executive’s self-assessment of need, along with a sense of urgency

  • The executive’s perception of the value of the process and the likely outcomes

  • The strength of competing commitments (forces that drive stasis or change)

  • The executive’s fear of consequences if he or she does not seek and accept help 

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