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Using Peer-to-Peer Learning to Build Collaborative Cultures

Learning Rebels

This form of learning leverages the collective expertise within an organization, fostering an environment where knowledge is continuously exchanged and everyone contributes to the growth and success of their peers. Employees who feel supported and part of a collaborative culture are more likely to stay.

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HOW WE BUILD PASSIVE LEARNING CULTURES

Learnnovators

An active, intellectually engaged culture matters because it contributes directly to the bottom-line, to expertise generated within the organization, to value created for employees and stakeholders alike, as well as to creativity, innovation and research, to name just a few areas of benefit. What attitude should we seek expertise with?

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Manager, mentor or coach? Help! We need some distinctions!

CLO Magazine

What is the difference between a leader, a manager, a coach and a mentor? Worse, the words leader , manager , coach and mentor are often used interchangeably. Others are telling their managers to mentor their people. Mentoring is used to express any number of activities, most of which are undefined.

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Creating a Mentoring Culture: A Conversation with Author Lois Zachary

Chronus

Lois Zachary is an internationally recognized expert in the field of mentoring. As part of our Author Series during the Chronus Summer Reading Book Giveaway, we asked her to provide advice to organizations who are planning a mentoring program. Q: What is the value of mentoring to an organization? There are no shortcuts.

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Top 10 Types of Employee Training Methods

Infopro Learning

Social and Collaborative Training Social and Collaborative training allows employees to learn from each other by sharing their knowledge and expertise. They observe, imitate, and model the behavior of others to learn new things. Employees learn by observing their mentor’s actions in real-time.

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Get on board with reverse mentoring

CLO Magazine

One such practice is to encourage and support reverse mentoring and incorporate it as a norm within your organizational culture. What is reverse mentoring? Reverse mentoring is the same concept but often featuring a younger employee imparting know-how and improved methods to an older, perhaps more workplace-experienced worker.

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8 Ways to Create a Caring Culture in the Workplace for Nonnative English Speakers

Avilar

Here are eight ways to create a caring culture in the workplace for nonnative English speakers. Here are eight ways you can create a caring culture in the workplace for nonnative English speakers. Cultural differences. Immigrants frequently report being overlooked or having their expertise minimized by colleagues and managers.

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