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This coaching chat document discusses the current global, national, and local states for GCDPi. It asks about checking the local pipeline to see if monthly goals were met and how to cover any gaps. It also addresses induction for new members, understanding why they are in GCDPi and having the necessary soft skills. The document asks about focuses for the next week and the upcoming RusCo conference, including how many team leaders and members will attend and staying for post-functional meetings. The coach motivates attending RusCo as the best conference in the country.
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- 2. Agenda Current state (Global, National) Local current state Focuses for next week RusCo and functional meeting
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- 4. National Ranking for 20.03
- 5. Local current state Open your Local pipeline and check, if your goals for month are realized or not, if not what is the GAP and how to cover?
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- 8. RusCo Are going to RusCo? How many TLs are going for RusCo? How many TMs are going to RUsCo? Are you going to stay for post-functional meeting? Imagine that I’m a members, motivate me to go to best ever conference on the South of our Country =)