2014
DOI: 10.3917/rimhe.015.0085
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De Zorro à Polichinelle. Le coach mis à l'épreuve dans son rôle de tiers

Abstract: Dans des contextes organisationnels dominés par la complexité et le changement, le coach apparaît comme un tiers légitime pour accompagner les acteurs dans leur développement. Lui sont alors attribuées des vertus de facilitation, de bienveillance, de faible directivité, au service du coaché et/ou de l’organisation. Cette vision positive, voire « positiviste », de ce rôle de tiers est questionnée par des approches dialectiques qui mettent l’accent sur des phénomènes de pouvoir inhérents aux organisations qui vo… Show more

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“…Of particular importance here is the risk for the coach to step outside of his role, by failing to maintain a proper distance from the coachee or organization. Two risks seem to stand out: giving too much (“Savior”) and being instrumentalized (“Muppet”; Fatien Diochon & Louis, 2015). In both cases, the coach runs the risk of being a victim of the “rescuer syndrome” (Korotov, Florent-Treacy, Kets de Vries, & Bernhardt, 2009, p. 26), a scenario that emphasizes the importance of exploring this “desire to help people” (Bigot, 2010, p. 43).…”
Section: Implications For Practicementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Of particular importance here is the risk for the coach to step outside of his role, by failing to maintain a proper distance from the coachee or organization. Two risks seem to stand out: giving too much (“Savior”) and being instrumentalized (“Muppet”; Fatien Diochon & Louis, 2015). In both cases, the coach runs the risk of being a victim of the “rescuer syndrome” (Korotov, Florent-Treacy, Kets de Vries, & Bernhardt, 2009, p. 26), a scenario that emphasizes the importance of exploring this “desire to help people” (Bigot, 2010, p. 43).…”
Section: Implications For Practicementioning
confidence: 99%