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7 Things Coaches Need to Get Over
"Over the years, I have noticed some common misperceptions about coaching effective problem solving skills and developing lean thinking," writes Mike Orzen. Read more to learn seven of them to improve your coaching practice.
Original: https://www.lean.org/lp/744
By: Mike Orzen
Posted: June 8, 2017, 12:00 am
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