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Taylor and G.K. explore the use of "Why" questions in excavating root causes of client challenges. Common practice is to avoid asking "Why?" when coaching clients or direct reports and instead ask "What", "How", "When", and "Where" reflective questions.
There are times, however, when in the proper setting, asking "Why?" is the most effective route to discovering the root of the problem.
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By Taylor SteinkeTaylor and G.K. explore the use of "Why" questions in excavating root causes of client challenges. Common practice is to avoid asking "Why?" when coaching clients or direct reports and instead ask "What", "How", "When", and "Where" reflective questions.
There are times, however, when in the proper setting, asking "Why?" is the most effective route to discovering the root of the problem.
Contact us at [email protected]