Driver Coaching Style Score

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The result of my coaching style score is as following

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The majority of the rectangle is in the driver and analyzer quadrants of the axis. A driver coaching style is direct and to the point (Aguinis, 2013). The driver coaching style is unemotional and fact oriented. The coaching style score also indicate the coaching style of an analyzer. An analyzer coaching style coaches an employee based on the policy or procedure. This coaching style is strictly by the book. The coaching process of assisting the employee with the enhancement of the employee’s skills and abilities to improve job performance (Huang & Hsieh, 2015). Employees require clear and consistent directives in order to perform their job duties at a

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