While mentoring programs invest considerable energy setting up and supporting relationships, they focus less on what happens next. Read the blog post on how mentoring relationships can end well:
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Starting a new initiative like a mentoring program always comes with a sense of uncertainty. However, it’s important to remember that every successful mentoring program was once unfamiliar territory too! So while it can feel daunting at the beginning, your biggest fears are probably unfounded! 😲 Let's ease your anxieties about the unknowns of starting and running a mentoring program by addressing some misconceptions and exploring just how easy it can be with the right tools at your disposal. ⬇️ https://hubs.li/Q02vhn4K0
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Building and launching a mentoring program is just the beginning. To truly harness the power and impact of mentoring, you need to maintain mentoring momentum in your program. On the blog, we will explore strategies to keep your mentoring program thriving. https://hubs.ly/Q02MH3Mh0
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How to Build an Effective IT Mentoring Program - In a rapidly evolving IT world, mentoring is an efficient way to help team members keep pace with the latest tech and practices. Here's how to get started. https://lnkd.in/gQqEfdiq
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The Power of Mentorship: Celebrating International Mentoring Day I’m happy to share my latest blog for CPHR Alberta, reflecting on how mentorship transforms careers and lives. This piece celebrates the mutual growth and inspiration that mentorship brings to both mentors and mentees. 💬 How has mentorship shaped your journey?
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