论文信息 - Reflections on Teaching Leaders to Coach: Using the Self as a Tool in Developing Others

Reflections on Teaching Leaders to Coach: Using the Self as a Tool in Developing Others

Leaders are now expected to be able to coach others, and their companies expect leadership development programs in-house or at business schools to include coaching skills. This chapter reflects on how coaching skills have been introduced into executive curricula, and the experience of the authors and INSEAD’s Global Leadership Centre in teaching leaders to coach.

Roger Lehman | Konstantin Korotov | Konstantin Korotov | R. Lehman

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