Questions to ask in a head coach phone interview
When you do a phone interview for a coaching job you generally have the opportunity to ask questions of your own. Here are some I asked once, and why.
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When you do a phone interview for a coaching job you generally have the opportunity to ask questions of your own. Here are some I asked once, and why.
Here's a list of questions I once faced during a phone interview for a college head coaching position. You likely will get something similar in your own.
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