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Improve Management Skills with Mentoring

Chronus

Improve management skills with mentoring With countless articles, books, and podcasts dedicated to tips on how to deal with bad bosses, strict micro-managers, and toxic workplaces, it seems like the corporate world is plagued with bad managers. How can mentoring enhance management skills? What are management skills?

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Mentor, Coach, Advocate: Why spending time with your employees is so important

eLearningMind

According to Fast Company, there is an optimal amount of time to spend with each employee, less than 6 hours and you are a disengaged leader, more and you are a picky micro-manager. In this time they try to understand what is going on for the employee in a mentor role. What makes a great mentor, coach, advocate?

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Personalized Learning Paths for Sales Representatives: A Game-Changer

Thinkdom

But the responsibility of a good Manager is to lead the way in making the individuals within that team learn & grow with every iteration of a sales call or meeting. To begin with, it’s important to create a learning culture within the sales team. Offer practical insights and solutions to enhance problem-solving skills.

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How to Turn Incremental Learning into Lifelong Learning

LearnDash

Turn learning into a habit, and your learners will be with you for life. Many of us are used to thinking of learning as something that happens once. We take a course, we read a book, we attend a seminar, and at the end of it, we’ve learned something! But the reality of learning is that it rarely happens this way.

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Get 'em Involved: Roles for Remote Training Your Staff Will Love

The Training by Nelle Blog | Corporate Training and Consulting

Encourage your employees to partner up with your Learning / Training and Development team if they show an interest in the HR side of the house. Learning new skills allows workers to position themselves for promotions which leads to professional development and career advancement. Benefit #1: Upskilling for employees.

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The ‘Mastermind’ effect: Leveraging resources to support upskilling and reskilling for the future

CLO Magazine

Leveraging internal resources for skill building is one of the most important tools in the learning and development leader’s arsenal. There are numerous ways to use internal resources to support learning, including coaching, mentoring, apprenticing, job shadowing and engaging in trial or stretch projects.

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Why You Need to Care About Enabling Learning On-Demand

Docebo

Uncover how learning in the flow of work is more relevant and applicable to solving the challenges employees in the modern workforce comes across everyday. And this is not lost in the world of workplace learning. Modern learning platforms make it easy for L&D administrators to serve these coveted bite-sized learning opportunities.

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