The evolution of coaching: an Interview with Sir John Whitmore

Carol Kauffman · Tatiana Bachkirova

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Dear John You are probably the best-known person amongst coaches all over the world. Your book Coaching for Performance has been one of the first from which most newcomers in this field are most likely to start their professional journey. At the same time, since this book was published, the field has changed significantly. One of the aspects of this change is signified by this journal that has a specific purpose to involve international community of coaches in further development of this field. We would like to know your thoughts on the agenda of coaching nowadays and its theory, research and practice. So we want to build our interview around the title of our journal.

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