Which of your people would grow fastest with someone in their corner? Group training reaches everyone shallowly. Coaching changes the few who set the direction for the rest.
Transferring a skill somebody does not have yet. Structured, has a syllabus, and you can tell afterwards whether it worked because they can now do the thing.
Helping somebody use judgement they already have. No syllabus, driven by what is in front of them this month, and measured by the decisions they make differently.
Usually the person with nobody to think out loud with. Most sessions are less about advice than about having decisions properly challenged.
Promoted for being good at the work, now responsible for people, and given no preparation for the second job.
Capable operators who need to move from executing campaigns to setting direction and defending a budget.
Engineers stepping into decisions about architecture, vendors and hiring rather than only about code.
Frequent enough for momentum, spaced enough that something happens between sessions.
Below that nothing measurable changes, and we would rather decline than take the fee.
What is said in a coaching session does not go back to the employer. Without that, the sessions are theatre.
We will collaborate to find the right answer and bring progress to your business and to the world.