R$290 · 50 minutes · online, usually late
Coaches and referees
The same work, for the two groups nobody offers it to. Referees in particular are managing sustained public abuse as a normal condition of employment.
One line is enough. You do not have to explain why first.
Who it is for
Coaches at any level, and match officials. Frequently the first time either has been offered this.
What happens
- Decisions under loadFor officials: the second half, and what attention does after a contested call.
- What the job costs youFor coaches: the part that goes home, and the results-contingent identity that makes a bad run existential.
- Sessions timed for the jobLate evenings and Mondays, because that is when this work is possible.
What it is not
I do not report to the appointing body, the federation or the club, in any form, and I will not accept an arrangement where somebody expects me to.
Sessions
First session
Sixty minutes, mostly you talking, and me working out what is actually going on — which is often not what you booked about.
Ongoing sessions
The work. Fortnightly suits most people because the gap is where it actually happens — you need matches in between.
Team workshop
Half a day with a squad, and the only format where I am working for the club rather than for an individual — which changes what I can and cannot do, so it is said out loud at the start.