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7 Principles of Leadership Development: Managers as Mentors

Mike Cardus

Using Existing Employees as Mentors. Managers as Mentors. Using existing managers, who are ‘in the trenches’ as mentors creates trust in the organization, leadership and the participants. What is a mentor? What are the mentor-mentee responsibilities? Education for Leadership. The Chief Executive.

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How to Be a Great Mentor Without All the Fuss | Aspire-CS

Persuasive Powerhouse

I have had my own share of satisfying as well as frustrating mentor-mentee relationships, and its taught me that the person I am mentoring should be taking responsibility for the logistics of our time together as well as their own growth and learning. Stop over and view a different look at the power of mentoring.

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Jennifer Miller: The Character-Based Leader Co-Author Interview

Lead Change Blog

Posted in Character Based Leader Book Check out this great interview with Author Jennifer Miller: Chapter Title: “Trust Touchstones” Jennifer Miller Managing Partner, SkillSource Since the age of seven when she became a big sister for the first time, Jennifer V. Miller has been living a life of character-based leadership.

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A Non-Profit Board’s AHA Moment

Lead Change Blog

When I was a naive manager thrust into a management role, I had the misconception that most leaders back then were born or they just seemed to drop from the sky. Our bank management training group dwindled down as we became “leaders” and landed new roles. Forward a year and I acknowledged my errors.

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50 Development Ideas for the 9 Box Performance and Potential Matrix

Great Leadership By Dan

These labels and/or descriptors will typically just cause confusion and add little value to the discussion.

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Photo Inquiry Friday: Are we Talking About the Same Thing? Management Science & Ill-Defined Terms

Mike Cardus

While sitting in a planning committee meeting for the Organizational Development Network of Western New York ( ODN of WNY ) a discussion about mentoring came up. Yet, all of us used mentoring in a different way. What steps has your organization taken to create shared vocabulary of management? Why does this happen?

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How Employee Feedback May Have Prevented Deadly Meningitis Outbreak

Great Leadership By Dan

Managers need to be trained on the importance of balancing business needs with safety and to take frontline employees concerns seriously. At this point in the process, HR should analyze the data and information for trends and share important findings with senior management along with recommendations.

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