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New research indicates that coaching creates positive behavior change — not only in the individuals coached but also their wider teams and organizations.

San Francisco-based "people development" company, Torch, calls it the "coaching ripple effect" and links it to skills development and such ROI indicators as improved retention, increased performance, and promotions.

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