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Mentoring and coaching: Essential leadership qualities
Mentoring and coaching can be excellent new elements for a manager’s tool kit. Leaders don’t just take the reins of their teams in a big-picture sense. In today’s office environment, it’s important for a manager or supervisor to be someone who … Continue reading
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Positivity is key for leadership positions
What makes a great leader? There are many traits a great leader can and should possess, but which is the most important? The answer will vary greatly depending on who is asked and in what context, but recent research is … Continue reading
5 factors that matter for employee motivation
Employee motivation can make a great difference when training and developing workers. The summer months can be a bit of a drag for employees, with warm sunshine outside, and them being stuck inside, but there are steps management can take … Continue reading
Why is a mentorship program so important for your company?
Implementing a mentorship program in your business is key to developing vested, engaged employees. Mentorship programs connect employees with each other, sometimes outside of their respective job roles or expectations. Area vice president of Asia-Pacific for Salesforce Melissa Di Donato believes that … Continue reading
Mentoring up: Can junior employees help senior managers improve?
Could your junior workers help your senior managers be better at their jobs? Traditionally, less experienced employees are paired with more established mentors, with the understanding that the former will benefit from the accrued professional wisdom and experience of the … Continue reading
