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Create a Service Catalogue for your Team

Have you every wondered what it takes to create a Coaching Practice in your organisation? What will it do, how is it structured, how will people know what services are on offer. 

An internal Coaching Practise is like a little business. You have to start with why and understand what your customers needs then create a practice that can provide products and services that helps meet those needs.





Where I work my Coaching Practice started with a Service Catalogue, this is our list of all the services our team offers to our customers in the areas of coaching, facilitating, mentoring, teaching as well as technical, transformation or business mastery. Need to rent a Scrum Master for a few days? We got you! Need help to facilitate a user story mapping workshop? We got you! A comprehensive service catalogue is a great way to share with your customers what your coaching team can offer.

#servicedesign #coaching #agilecoaching #agility

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