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Coaching & Mentoring for GenAI-Enabled Work: Practitioner Playbook

Wed, Dec 02

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Eindhoven University of Technology

A Hybrid Co-Creation Project for Experienced Workplace Coaches and Mentors Join fellow practitioners in shaping practical approaches to support clients in GenAI-enabled work and be acknowledged as a contributor to the Practitioner Playbook

Coaching & Mentoring for GenAI-Enabled Work: Practitioner Playbook
Coaching & Mentoring for GenAI-Enabled Work: Practitioner Playbook

Time & Location

Dec 02, 2026, 1:00 PM – 5:30 PM GMT+1

Eindhoven University of Technology, Het Eeuwsel 53, 5612 AZ Eindhoven, Netherlands

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About the event

GenAI is changing how people work, make decisions, solve problems, and learn. In some situations, it can help people think better and develop new capabilities. In others, it may make it easier to skip reflection, critical thinking, or learning from experience.


For coaches and mentors, this raises a practical question:

As our clients’ experience of work changes, what, if anything, needs to change in the way we support them?


Coaching and mentoring are distinct practices. This project does not assume that they use the same methods or serve the same purpose. They do, however, operate in the same changing work environment and can both support processes such as reflection, critical thinking, learning, and continued development. Moreover, previous research findings suggest that both coaching and mentoring can play a compensatory developmental role when important resources are limited.


The project brings experienced practitioners together to explore where existing practice remains effective, where…



Tickets

  • General Admission

    Participation ticket for the hybrid Co-Creation Project. The fee covers the live session and supports pre- and post-event analyses and the development of the Practitioner Playbook. Lunch is not included.

    €125.00

    +€26.25 VAT

Total

€0.00

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