Great mentors do three things that conveniently all start with the letter E – they encourage, equip, and exemplify.
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In a national report released today, two out of three adults surveyed said they want to spend time with people who aren’t their age, while three in four wish there were more opportunities to get to know different age groups. Why, then, aren’t there more intergenerational programs and initiatives? Via The Learning Factor
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May 16, 2017 6:52 PM
There are huge benefits from intergenerational programs, but more of them are needed, says a new report from Generations United and The Eisner Foundation. |
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If you want to land job interviews, your entire resume needs to be great, but only one part of it has to be really great. Think of it this way: recruiters and hiring managers are most likely to encounter your resume as an email attachment or a PDF you submit through a company’s online submission form, right? When they open the file, only the top half—at most—is going to fill their screen. That’s the part you need to lavish the most attention on. If you don’t give them a reason to scroll down and read more, it’s all over for you. Here’s what it takes to make the best use of that high-value real estate. Via The Learning Factor
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May 28, 2017 7:34 PM
If you don’t have their attention in the first 10 lines, you probably never will.
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Think about the workplace 10 years ago: The first iPhone wouldn’t be released until July 2007. There probably wasn’t “an app for that.” Open floor plans hadn’t yet become a privacy-busting phenomenon. And people weren’t obsessed with “the cloud.” Certainly, smart devices, cloud-based platforms, and the way we work have been transformed over the past decade. We’re changing jobs more often—now, more often because we want to. And the breakneck speed of technology is once again transforming the way we will work. Via The Learning Factor
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May 4, 2017 7:50 PM
Will you be highly employable in 2027? Here’s how to make the answer, “Yes.”
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David Matthews, managing director of REVTECH, a seed venture fund and startup accelerator, says he is wired to help people—it’s what makes him tick. His passion for helping others led him to found REVTECH, which has a large network of mentors. He shares these tips for both mentors and mentees.
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To mentor someone is a great gift, if you have the opportunity to both be mentored and mentor someone then this article will be of use to you. What skills do you think you need to be a great mentor?