The Role of Mentorship in Career Advancement

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APU Politics in the Workplace

American Public University

25 episodes

7 months ago

Power and authority affect workplace relationships and business operations. American Public University brings you Politics in the Workplace, a podcast featuring expert guests from the legal field, human resources, and all levels of management discussing strategies to manage personal and professional behavior that aids in career success. To learn more, visit StudyatAPU.com.

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The Role of Mentorship in Career Advancement

APU Politics in the Workplace

36 minutes 33 seconds

5 years ago

The Role of Mentorship in Career Advancement

What impact has COVID-19 had on mentoring programs and relationships? In this episode, APU business professor Dr. Ashley Taylor talks to Linda Beach about her experience participating in both informal and formal mentoring relationships during her 30-year career. Learn about the most successful approaches to matching mentors and mentees, the importance of aligning personal and organizational goals, as well as common mistakes organizations make in their formal mentoring programs. Also learn how the shift to teleworking has impacted mentoring relationships and what organizational leaders must be doing to ensure this critical professional development strategy continues to help them develop knowledgeable, competent, and confident employees.

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