Leadership/Teamwork Coach
Career GuideKey Responsibilities
- Conduct intake assessments and 360 feedback to diagnose needs
- Deliver 1:1 and team coaching sessions
- Design and facilitate leadership and team‑building workshops
- Create development plans with measurable goals
- Debrief assessments (e.g., MBTI, DiSC) and translate insights to action
- Track outcomes and report impact to stakeholders
- Coach managers on communication, feedback, and conflict resolution
Career Progression
Can Lead To
Executive Coach
Leadership Development Manager/Director
Organizational Development Manager
Transition Opportunities
HR Business Partner
Change Management Consultant
Learning and Development Manager
Management Consultant
Common Skill Gaps
Often Missing Skills
ICF-aligned coaching competenciesFacilitated group process and conflict mediationAssessment administration and debriefing (360, MBTI, DiSC)Linking coaching outcomes to business metricsDesigning experiential workshops
Development SuggestionsComplete an ICF-accredited program and log supervised hours toward ACC; earn MBTI or DiSC certification and practice by coaching volunteer teams and debriefing 360s under supervision.
Salary & Demand
Median Salary Range
Entry Level$55,000–$75,000
Mid Level$75,000–$115,000
Senior Level$110,000–$175,000
Growth Trend
growingCompanies Hiring
Major Employers
BetterUpKorn FerryEzra Coaching
Industry Sectors
Professional Services & ConsultingTechnologyHealthcareFinancial Services
Recommended Next Steps
1
Enroll in an ICF-accredited coach training program and plan your path to ACC (coaching log, mentor coaching, exam).2
Obtain a team-relevant assessment credential (MBTI or Everything DiSC) and facilitate at least two pilot workshops.3
Build a results-focused portfolio with coaching case studies linking goals to measurable business outcomes; join your local ICF chapter to network and find pro bono clients.