Publish at May 24 2023 Updated May 24 2023
Listening is not only good for managers and salespeople, it is also good for learning, building a new world and repairing damaged histories
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Supervision of professional practices
Already present in the coaching and therapy professions, supervision is beginning to find its place in the support of other relationship professionals such as trainers, managers and educators. What role can supervision play in the professionalization of those involved in relationships?
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