In short, yes, group coaching can be as effective for professional development as one-on-one coaching, however the context and the specific goals of the participants should be considered before deciding which method to use. Here are some areas to consider: Effectiveness in Skill Development: Individual coaching and group training have been shown to reduce procrastination …
by Betsy Barnich 
Organizations must proactively plan for the future by cultivating a pipeline of talented leaders. Effective succession planning is a strategy that ensures business continuity, fosters growth, and drives long-term success. To get started, begin by identifying key roles and competencies. Analyze your organization’s current and future leadership needs, defining the essential skills, knowledge, and attributes …
by Betsy Barnich 
Giving and receiving feedback is a healthy part of a productive work environment. Constructive criticism and coaching conversations play a crucial role in fostering growth, enhancing performance, and building a culture of trust and accountability. In this post, we will explore three key strategies to master the art of giving and receiving feedback, empowering you …
by Betsy Barnich 
Linkedin Matt Meuleners has 25 years of experience as a leadership trainer and Talent Development professional. He is an expert in leadership development who specializes in program design and delivery, L&D consulting, training audits, and leader coaching. Matt holds an MBA from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and a bachelor’s degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. …
by Betsy Barnich 
Supporting the professional growth of your high-performing individuals is a true win-win situation – especially if it increases the likelihood that they will stay with your organization long-term. Engaging these go-getters takes a little time upfront but can reap tremendous rewards for your department, organization, and their personal development. Read for tips on how to …
by Betsy Barnich 
