Bringing together cases written by experienced leadership and executive coaches
from all over the world, thisbook explores the most demanding and challenging situations
they have faced in their professional practices. By analyzing and reflecting on thereal
life case studies, the authors show how to deal with these situations in daily life.
KONSTANTIN KOROTOV is Associate
Professor at ESMT, European School of Management and Technology in Berlin, Germany, and a
senior researcher fellow and executive coach with the INSEAD Global Leadership Center in
Fontainebleau, France. In addition to his academic work, he has over 15 years of practical
leadership development experience in Europe, North and South America, and Asia.
MANFRED KETS DE VRIES is the Raoul
de Vitry d'Avaucourt Chaired Professor of Leadership Development and the Clinical
Professor of Leadership at INSEAD, France, Singapore, and Abu Dhabi. He is also the
Distinguished Professor of Leadership at the European School of Management and Technology
in Berlin (ESMT), Germany. has received the Lifetime Achievement Award for his
contribution to leadership research by the International Leadership Association andhas
been included in the Top 50 Management Thinkers 2009.
www.ketsdevries.com
ANDREAS BERNHARDTis a program
director, executive coach and founding member of ESMT's Center for Leadership Development
Research and manages ESMT's pool of executive coaches.
ELIZABETH FLORENT-TREACY, INSEAD is
the Global Leadership Center Associate Director,andleads a team that explores thenumerous
leadership and organizationalthemes.
Table of Contents
Introduction: What Can Be Tricky In Leadership Coaching?
Kets De Vries, M, Korotov K, Florent-Treacy, E, & Bernhardt, A Cases In
Coaching Development: A User's Guide.
Kets De Vries, M, Korotov K, Florent-Treacy, E, & Bernhardt, A Cases And
Commentaries What To Do When The Coachee Doesn't Want To Take Responsibility For His Role
In His Own Problems? -
Barkus, G How Much Can A Coach Do For His Or Her Coachee? -
Becker, G Parallel Processes In Coaching - Boback, P Coach As A Substitute For
Leadership -
Bohnsack, D When The Values Clash -
Dembkowski, S From Church To Corporation Via Executive Education - An
Impossible Transition? -
Florent-Treacy, E, & Halczewska-Figuet, A Group Coaching Vs. Facilitating
Coaching By Group Members? -
Goegduen, B Can The Right Thing Be Wrong? -
Heller, B Idealizing The Coachee In His Role -
Hellwing, T Ambivalence, Fundamentalism, And A Turnaround In A Global
Environment -
Houston-Kelley, A Can Coaching Substitute For Lack Of Life Experience?
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Karboul, A When The Coachee Walks Out On You -
Matthies, S Emotional Issues In Coaching -
Palevsky, M Insider Information, Internal Competition, And The Role Of Coaching
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Pfeiffer, R Who Is The Client? - Reynolds, M How Much Freedom Does A Coach
Have? -
Urnova, A Just Look At Yourself: How Can Anyone Be Led By You? -
Khapova, S, And Yuval, E Managing Coaches - Herding Cats? -
Mccourt, K Conclusion: Learning From Tricky Coaching: How Coaches Develop
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264 pages, Hardcover