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“Company leadership should embrace, promote and value mentoring programs to realize a return on investment,” according to Harvard Business Review writer Anthony K. When an employee above and beyond on a project at work or accomplishes a personal goal, give them a shoutout on social media to commend their hard work.
“Company leadership should embrace, promote and value mentoring programs to realize a return on investment,” according to Harvard Business Review writer Anthony K. When an employee above and beyond on a project at work or accomplishes a personal goal, give them a shoutout on social media to commend their hard work.
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I kinda wanted to say "way to stay on the ball"… Posted by Kate on October 12, 2010 at 8:24 am | permalink | Reply I long for the day when you can't tell the difference between a Democrat & a Republican because they actually accomplish something by practicing the novel concept called "working together."
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