Check Your Coachability
The Coachability Practices Review (CPR) is a self-assessment designed to help you assess your current level of coachability and consider opportunities for improvement. It is a valid and reliable instrument, based on research and input from executive coaches, academic studies, and leadership development professionals.
- Purchase the assessment for $39
- Gain immediate access to complete the assessment online
- Takes less than ten minutes to complete
- Automatically generates a report and resources at the end of the assessment
The CPR report consists of:
Your Current Coachability Practices Profile
Your self-assessment of perspective and behaviors compared to other leaders
Report Analysis and Action Plan
A simple worksheet to guide the interpretation of your profile results
Coachability in Action
A sample of strategies and tactics in each of the coachability dimensions as a resource for your action plan
You’ll also gain access to the Coachability Toolkit:
The Coachability Playbook
24-page guide with improvement strategies, tools and worksheets
The Coachability Video Collection
Set of brief ‘how-to’ videos with improvement ideas for each coachability topic
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Why the Coachability Practices Review?
- Coachability is an important attribute of effective leadership
- Coachable leaders have fewer blind spots that result in career plateauing or even derailment
Coachability generally declines with career advancement and age. But, you can sustain high levels of coachability through intentional practice and routines.
The CPR is a pragmatic and holistic framework based on the practices of highly coachable and effective leaders.
How coachable are you?
Your CPR report provides a snapshot of your current level of coachability practices in five critical dimensions:
- Valuing and signaling to others an interest in feedback and input to improve.
- Seeking feedback proactively and regularly.
- Responding constructively when given feedback and input from others.
- Reflecting on feedback provided to thoughtfully consider its value.
- Acting to improve based on valued feedback and sustaining improvement over time.
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How Do You Know If Your Clients Are Coachable?
A study published in the International Journal of Mentoring and Coaching* reported that while professional coaches agree that coachability is critical for client engagement and successful coaching outcomes, only 12% have a structured way to assess it.
That’s where the Coachability Practices Review (CPR) comes in. Based on leadership research, this short, validated assessment helps you measure and improve coachability in your coaching clients or leadership training participants.
Steve Moss, President of Executive Springboard, uses CPR at the start of his executive coaching engagements:
The Coachability Practices Review (CPR) has been a game-changer in my coaching and mentoring practice. This turnkey assessment breaks down a key driver of leadership success into actionable insights.
We’ve found CPR especially useful for improving low-scoring areas like seeking feedback and acting on feedback—two critical skills for leadership growth. Many executives struggle with taking action on feedback, often unknowingly. But once they recognize its impact, they quickly gain alignment and support.
Likewise, leaders hesitant to seek feedback often fear looking weak, when in reality, not asking is the greater risk. By shifting their perspective, they unlock greater influence and initiative.
If you’re coaching leaders, CPR is an essential tool to help them grow where it matters most.