What are the differences observed between coached vs. non-coached employees according to the coaching impact evaluation model?

The coaching impact evaluation model assesses the effects of coaching through four stages: planning, data collection, analysis, and optimization. It quantifies the impact of coaching by converting outcomes into monetary value. The differences observed between coached and non-coached employees would typically be in terms of their performance, productivity, and overall contribution to the organization. Coached employees, having received targeted guidance and support, are likely to show improved performance, increased productivity, and greater contribution to the organization's bottom line compared to non-coached employees.

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For example, one way to quantify coaching impact is with the , which evaluates coaching through four stages: planning, data collection, analysis, and optimization. This model converts coaching outcomes into monetary value by isolating the effects of coaching and comparing coached vs. non-coached employees.

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Coaching Models

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