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(More customer reviews)This book covers a lot of ground on the subject of coaching from someone who clearly knows the coaching business and what it takes to be a successful coach. It takes the reader through the full spectrum of what coaching is to the different styles of coaching, the different training programmes, the different accrediting organisations, the psychology behind it, the change it can bring, the different types of clients there are to the benefits it can bring both clients and organisations. It is also rich in tools, techniques and practical examples. It offers helpful advice on what you can expect from coaching right through to how to go about marketing yourself as a coach. As an HR Director, I particularly liked the 10 tough questions to ask a business coach. It is a good one stop shop for everything one needs to know about coaching whether you are employing a coach, you are starting out as a coach or simply developing a coaching career. Enjoy!
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