books by Robert Witherspoon (greatest coaching leaders)

books by Robert Witherspoon

books:

Four Essential Ways That Coaching Can Help Executives

1 review
Robert Witherspoon, Randall, P. White

Center for Creative Leadership, 1997

First to focus on executive coaching, still a resource today
I'm Robert Witherspoon, the lead author of FOUR ESSENTIAL WAYS THAT COACHING CAN HELP EXECUTIVES (Center for Creative Leadership: 1997), along with Randall P. White. OVERVIEW This is a book presents our early thinking about executive coaching: what it is, its power in creating positive change, and how coaching can be used by executives and their organizations. Looking back, it was one of ...

Coaching for Leadership: How the World's Greatest Coaches Help Leaders Learn

10 reviews
Robert Witherspoon

Pfeiffer, 2000

A "must have" for all coaches.
This book is a "must have" in the library of all coaches. It reflects the best of the best in leadership coaching today. You can pick it up anywhere and find useful, useable strategies to put to work with your clients right away. Coaching for Leadership is not so much a step-by-step "how to coach" book, more of a `war stories from the trenches." This approach makes the book very readable, ...

Instrl Media& Tech Lrng& Linkg Tech& Curr Pkg

4 reviews
Jeri A. Carroll, Tonya Witherspoon, ...

Not Avail, 2004

Nice update of a classic textbook
As a co-author, I can report that Instructional Media upholds the tradition established by this textbook in 1982. It is aimed primarily at those who are at the entry level in terms of using media for education or training. It helps instructors decide what media to use for different teaching/learning situations, and gives practical tips on HOW to achieve the best effect when using technology. ...