Coaching Glossary

What is Team Coaching and How Does It Work

Team coaching is a group accompaniment process aimed at improving a team's collective effectiveness, its relational dynamics, communication, and shared performance. Unlike individual coaching, it works with the team's system, not only with the people who make it up.

Origin and History

It emerged in the late 1990s and early 2000s, driven by the growth of executive coaching and the demand for organizational interventions. Authors like David Clutterbuck and Hackman & Wageman have been pioneers in defining its methodologies.

How It's Applied in Coaching

  1. Team Assessment: Surveys, individual interviews, and tools like DISC or Belbin to map the current dynamics.
  2. Alignment Session: Define with the team its shared purpose, common values, and operating commitments.
  3. Working Through Dynamics: Facilitate honest conversations about the patterns that limit collective performance.
  4. Skill Development: Communication, conflict management, collective decision-making.
  5. Follow-up: Periodic review of progress and the team's commitments.

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