Volleyball Coaching Job Search Log – Feb 5, 2016
I knew I would be back on the job market eventually, but my time line has been moved up. As it turns out, I already have something in the works.
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I knew I would be back on the job market eventually, but my time line has been moved up. As it turns out, I already have something in the works.
I recently found myself wondering if we are actually better off in the grand scheme of things with fewer women coaches. Read on before you crucify me!
While we all want maximum resources, the reality of life for most of us is that we need to find ways to compete and win with what we've got.
I was told on Monday that my coaching contract was being terminated. Surprise! Just means I move on to my next challenge a bit sooner, though.
Loyalty, anticipating the head coaches needs, and not just agreeing with everything the head coach says are three keys to being a good assistant coach.
A recently posted coaching job suggested that having a college degree is equivalent to six years of coaching experience. What do you think of that?
In response to a couple of reader emails, here is some advice on how to look to make a move to coaching professional volleyball.
While it may be possible to be a good coach based on having a proficiency, can you truly be a great one over time without having a passion for it?
How do the various European domestic professional volleyball leagues rank? That's a question I've had for a while. I recently got at least a partial answer.