In studying how dialogue works in coaching, we often study what coaches do: what are they asking and what are they doing? We also study what clients do: what are they thinking and what are they saying? Yet the critical part of studying meaning is not about what we do individually but what we do does interactionally. This video illustrates how a simple heuristic of interaction-Dialogic Orientation Quadrant (DOQ)-makes meaning-making visible in coaching conversation.
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Testimonial from a Coachee & Mentee
Hi Ruchi,
I wanted to take a moment to express my sincere gratitude for your mentorship and guidance. Your dedication, availability, and approachability have made a significant impact on my personal and professional growth.
Your willingness to listen attentively, provide relevant instances, and offer insightful advice have been instrumental in helping me navigate challenges and opportunities effectively. I particularly appreciate how you encouraged me to apply the concepts and strategies we discussed, fostering a hands-on learning experience that has been incredibly beneficial.
I am genuinely grateful for the time and effort you have invested in me.
Thank you once again for being such an amazing mentor.
Warm regards,