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2003 ; Liu and Batt, 2010). The OPM argued that the benefits of coaching individuals and teams include higher engagement, retention, organizational performance and productivity, increased focus on mission and organizational objectives, improved creativity, continuouslearning, and better relationships between people and departments.
2003, 2005; Onyemah, 2009; Trépanier, 2010; Pousa, 2012; Pousa and Mathieu, 2014). This approach is appropriate because coaching is a managerial behavior that takes years to learn and develop and cannot be easily replicated in a laboratory setting. Personal and professional growth : Coaching is a continuallearning experience.
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