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Coaching is not a remedial tool to help failing executives or to solve serious behavioral problems; rather, it is seen as a way in which CEOs, chairmen--and other senior leaders for whom traditional organizational training is no longer relevant--can continue to develop and become more effective. A total of 1,578 organizations participated in the 2005 survey, representing compensation data for 10,706 executives in the 34 positions analyzed. The book contains contributions from 20 experienced law enforcement executives edited by four other veterans of the profession. |
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