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Mentoring meets the Metaverse

CLO Magazine

Mentoring has been a best practice in business for decades, as soon as researchers proved that employees with mentors were more successful at work than those without. Their findings were: A mentor helps their mentee gain clarity on career goals, develop leadership skills, clarify values and leverage their talents.

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2020 and beyond: skill sets that matter

CLO Magazine

Specifically, I want to share three major skill sets that have proven instrumental in career development for talented women in these extraordinary circumstances: tolerance for ambiguity, adaptability and risk-taking. We have found that, buoyed by their fellow participants and their mentors, many of our participants are becoming “risk ready.”

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Gen Zers need your help keeping their jobs

CLO Magazine

Unhealthy use of social media has been proven to increase social anxiety and impair social skills. To build connections, consider offering team-building opportunities and a mentoring program. As a CLO, you know there is a war on talent that must be won if your organization is going to thrive into the future.

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The discomfort of learning

CLO Magazine

How the discomfort of learning helps women advance For women to develop the skills and attitudes necessary for advancement in their careers, they need a willingness to let go of preconceived notions and embrace the discomfort that comes with adopting new strategies and behaviors. Seeking out helpful feedback from leaders.

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Chief Learning Officer’s most-viewed stories of 2022

CLO Magazine

In 2022, stories focused on psychological safety, skills and the metaverse were highly sought after by Chief Learning Officer’s readership. His voracious attitude toward learning and growing makes him a strong leader, mentor and colleague. trillion dollar skills gap: How learning leaders must address it through talent and tech.

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The individual or the organization: Identifying the root of employee underperformance

CLO Magazine

In order for managers to effectively address gaps in performance, they must start by asking four questions: Does my direct report have the information, abilities and attitude to be effective in their position? 1: Does my direct report have the information, abilities and attitude to be effective in their position?

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Building stronger leaders through volunteerism and mentorship

CLO Magazine

The lessons we can take from being mentors, for example, are many and can be applied to other areas of life such as leadership, management, self-control and more. Mentoring and volunteering their time for a cause greater than their own can teach them all of these lessons. Team bonding (working toward a common goal).