I am obviously talking about coaches in professional teams.
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Replying to @Duke_Esports
Many of our coaches do coach or have coached for professional teams
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Replying to @GamerSenseiApp
Still doesn't mean they are/were good at it, maybe you selected well for their ability to coach individual players on your website but that's another topic.
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Replying to @Duke_Esports
We do actually have a few coaches who do coaching for teams. Mostly collegiate level competitors, which is a prime area of growth for the industry.
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Replying to @GamerSenseiApp
And my point still stands, I don't think you can evaluate if they are good or not without working directly with them in the first hand.
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Replying to @Duke_Esports
We are able to evaluate through our application and interview process prior to accepting coaches, but there are certainly individuals who thrive more when showing rather than telling.
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Replying to @GamerSenseiApp
And the people running the selection process have themselves a track record of coaching LoL pro teams at the highest level I suppose? If not the selection process is irrelevant, but if they do I guess it would be possible.
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Replying to @Duke_Esports
We have a team of people who review applications and yes some of them have a history of coaching, and playing at the pro level. That said, the ability to select good coaches does not hinge on having coached but having the ability to select the best coaches.
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Replying to @GamerSenseiApp
The ability to select a LoL coach hinges on having a top level of game understanding at a professional level, which is possible for a very few amount of people who worked for top level professional teams - and it's still a necessary but not sufficient condition
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Replying to @Duke_Esports @GamerSenseiApp
I am not denying that you can probably identify qualities that would make a good coach, but I highly doubt you can know of someone has good enough knowledge in League to coach a pro team.
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That's why we have a team who vets all of our coaching applicants. Their combined knowledge of whichever game the person is applying for and coaching experience allows them to make the right choices.
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