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COMPARISON 1 Professional bodies’ ethos, rationales and philosophies
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COMPARISON 2 Professional bodies on objectives of qualification and accreditation
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COMPARISON 3 Professional bodies on source of evidence and underpinning standards
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COMPARISON 4 Professional bodies on accreditation levels, who they’re aimed at; qualifying, practice & renewal criteria and CPD & supervision
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COMPARISON 5 Professional bodies on their assessment and examination processes
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In the interim
Interim management and coaching have much to link them, argues Raj Tulsiani  Interim management and executive coaching are not worlds apart. In fact, there is some crossover
All in a day’s work?
Stress levels at work are now the major cause of long-term absence, says a new CIPD report – but coaching could well be the answer to effective attendance management News
Viewpoint: United, we stand
Managers are often disappointed by their attempts to unite people but coaching can help, says Chris Welford In troubled times, managers usually exhort their people to stand
Tough decisions
Three-quarters of workers regularly make decisions they don’t feel they are trained or qualified for, and nearly two-thirds feel their managers are unapproachable, reveals
Research matters – Think outside your boxes
How should we measure performance in the current climate? By potential, not results, says Paul Stokes, deputy director of the Coaching & Mentoring Research Unit at Sheffield