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Dr. Anna Tavis, Clinical Professor and Chair of the Human Capital Management Department at NYU’s School of Professional Studies, shares key insights from her book, The Digital Coaching Revolution. She explains how artificial intelligence is democratizing workplace coaching by turning an exclusive executive privilege into an accessible, 24/7 development tool for employees at all levels. Anchoring progress in objective data rather than subjective feedback, this approach equips middle managers with real-time support while providing leadership with continuous organizational intelligence. Rather than replacing human professionals, digital platforms enable a hybrid, data-driven model that relies on strict privacy standards, Socratic inquiry, and strategic alignment to drive measurable transformation.
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