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How do team members and team coaches perceive their sessions to be productive, and what influences perceptions of the most and least productive parts of their coaching sessions?
Team coaching is a relatively new, but growing, practice which lacks the academic research base of dyadic coaching. It is dominated by practitioner literature informed by experience and opinions rather than rigorous research. This study, which explores the purpose of team coaching as enabling change
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