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According to the itinerary, the College World Series is coming to Rosenblatt Stadium for the 61st and final time. You can imagine the scene, right? You can feel the emotion in your gut? Now take that picture and add this:…
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Idedicate this video to my mentor, guide and Guru Dr. Acharya Shree Yogeesh who understood my capacities the very first moment he saw me. I have been exploring the infinite possibility of learning for over 23 years and I have dedicated my life to uncover my being. My main objective was to dissolve all lower qualities. I literally began to dissect myself. I did not allow any thing to escape my awareness. In fact I fully open my self to awareness. Meeting my teacher, and having his guidance was the most fortunate day of my life. There are no words to express my gratitude.Today I am presenting myself to you..
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Advice for New Law Grads Who Want to Open a Solo Practice
Solo practitioner Scott K. Field’s first suggestion for recent law school graduates considering going solo is: don’t. Instead, he believes a recent graduate should find a job and gain experience first. But in today’s legal marketplace, many graduates must start out as a solo because jobs are scarce. To those who do, Field says don’t panic. A new law graduate can succeed as a solo; it will just …
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If you are considering mentoring a younger person, here are some things to think about.
Make sure that mentoring is for you. Most effective mentors truly, deeply enjoy helping younger people grow and develop. Make sure you’re likely to enjoy the process before you take it on.
Make sure you have the time and flexibility. If your schedule is already overloaded or you’re under stress at home, you might want to consider holding off on a mentoring commitment until things are a little less hectic.
Make sure you know what you bring to the table. None of us is good at everything, but every one of us is really good at something. If you know what you’re good at and what other things you may bring to the table, you’re more likely to be successful.
In his excellent book, Winning, Jack Welch says that “There is no one right mentor. There are many right mentors.” From your perspective, that means you don’t have to do everything. You aren’t the only place that your protégé should get help.
Make sure you know what kind of people you like to work with and which ones are hard for you. Mentoring should be a pleasant relationship for both of you.
Make sure you know what you expect from your protégé. It’s a good idea to tell him or her what you expect them to do. Clear expectations are vital to a mentoring relationship.
Make sure you know that a good mentoring relationship should be a good experience for both of you. You should both enjoy it. You should both grow and develop. And you should both make a friend for life.
Mentoring can be one of the most rewarding experiences of your career or it can be a frustrating and time-consuming trial. Make sure you know what you’re getting into.
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Anyone Can Set A Goal – That’s Often The Easiest Part Of The Journey To Achieving Your Dreams. But What About The Rest Of The Adventure? What You Need Is A Mentor And Coach To Help You Along The Way. Welcome To Ready Set Goal! Ready Set Goal!
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Mentors have a long and respected place in the world of work. In fact, that role is growing in importance.
Usually, older and more experience, mentors provide coaching and serve as role models for neophytes who turn to them for advice on how to build and manage careers. This role is important to the success of individuals and organizations.
Mentoring is taking on a new dimension as increasingly younger careerists are performing that vital service for their older bosses and associates.
It’s been named “reverse mentoring.”.”
This new mode of mentoring has been brought about by the technology spawned by computers and the Internet.
Older workers are usually lost balls in tall weeds when it comes to understanding the potential benefits of cyber technology and how to realize them. At the same time, younger people, sometimes referred as the twenthsomethings,have live all of their lives with cyber space practices are comfortable and adept with the tools of technology. New attitudes that are changing the work environment are also developed.
This emerging of reverse mentoring is not without some sobering and painful adjustments on both sides. Who hasn’t had the un-nerving experience of a younger colleague solving in a flash a cyber challenge that has been baffling an elder for days?
Reverse mentoring relationships have traditionally evolved informally. Forty percent of senior executives have requested assistance from younger associates to assistance with text messaging, social networking and using iTunes.
Reverse Mentoring A Growing Trend
More and more companies are formalizing reverse mentoring programs by assigning younger people to act as technology guides.
The Edelman public relations firm is a good example of this trend. The agency has named its program Rotnem ( mentor spelled backwards) and gone worldwide with it. About 95 percent of the senior executives in its Chicago office are working with assigned Rotnems.
Learning how-to-do-it is only half the game. The rest of the equation–understanding the protocol and learning the appropriate way to employ it so that it benefits the organization–is equally challenging.
It takes some doing–and a healthy ego– for senior executives to get comfortable being taught by a younger person.
“You feel stupid,” says Janet Cabot, president of Edelman’s central region. “…you get to a certain age and you don’t want to feel stupid.”
Those organizations that have instituted reverse mentoring program often find that the benefits go beyond improved use of technology. Breaching the hard and fast lines of corporate hierarchies is number one among these. Inevitably, younger mentors and their pupils are exposed to each other’s knowledge and experience.
While benefiting from informed guidance on how to use technology, seniors are gaining insight in to what makes their younger associates tick and how to manage them.
“Even though I learned about the networking, what I really learned…it is important to understand what Rotnems think and how they spend their time,” says Kathy Krenger, 42, an executive at Edelmen.
“The mentoring, the sharing diverse perspectives of an older generation versus a younger generation that produces a lot of magic. It breeds innovative thought,” declares Raphael Viton, president of an innovation agency in suburban Chicago.
Seniors get a chance to spot and evaluate new talent.
At the same time, young people gain exposure to senior executives which carries with it opportunities to learn from them, not only what to do, but also how to get things done.
This exposure includes two other opportunities for young mentors. One, they have a chance to show their capabilities and their work ethic. Second, they can introduce new technologies and strategy that can benefit their employer and by extension themselves.
Reverse mentoring can come from the top down in organizations that want to full advantage of the sweeping changes that taking place in workplace technology. Or it can occur when younger staffers step forward to volunteer their expertise.
It’s clear. Either way, all parties–employer, senior executives and younger associates–benefit when reverse mentoring takes place.
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Mentoring Program Leads to College Future
A Green Bay West student is heading to college, tuition-free. It’s because of a friendship that started when he was a little kid. One student is heading to college, tuition-free. It’s because of a friendship that started when he was a little kid.
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whos his new spiritual guide ?or are they still secretly having hate secessions together?
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