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When hiring independent contractors makes sense Globe and Mail James Fries , a partner at human resources consultant Cenera in Calgary, doesn't have any executive coaches on staff, even though his company offers executive coaching. "We have about a dozen coaches who work with us," he says. See all stories on this topic » Globe and Mail

FIU Coaching Search: Richard Pitino Will Replace Isiah Thomas, According To ... SB Nation "I think one of the great things in 35 years of coaching was spending three years with him. Watch him grow as a basketball coach, and you sort of don't want it to end." Richard Pitino coached under his father at Louisville as an assistant for three ... See all stories on this topic » SB Nation

Board approves new Executive AD at Thursday meeting Weatherford Democrat Scoggin, who expects to be with the District on May 1 or soon thereafter, brings an extensive background in the areas of district administration, campus administration, and in the coaching field. A former two-year letterman in football at Stephen F. See all stories on this topic »

Heart close in on coaching decision Eurosport.com AU Melbourne Heart are likely to be the first club to spin the A-League coaching-go-round, with either Ante Milicic or John Aloisi to secure the top job within the next fortnight. With four jobs up for grabs and others likely to be created if in-demand ... See all stories on this topic » Eurosport.com AU

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4 Ways To Make Your Executive Coaching Experience More ... If you are a leader already engaging with an executive coach, or contemplating engaging one, here are four ways to make your coaching experience a success, ... ericjacobsononmanagement.blogspot.com/.../4-ways-to-make-...

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