
How AO Foundation built an exceptional mentorship program with MentorCity
AO Foundation came to us looking to build a unique mentorship program advancing diversity and inclusion in their organization. They knew they wanted to drive
We set goals of different calibers all the time. We set them to better ourselves, improve our life experiences, and realize milestone achievements. But even though reaching a goal is important, sometimes, the motivation wanes. Next time motivation slips, try one of these innovative ways to turn momentum around. 1.
Whether you’re networking, building rapport in a mentoring relationship or standing around the office water cooler, knowing how to strike up a conversation is a must. Here are three tips to break the ice: 1. Ask open-ended questions. Asking questions with a straightforward answer quickly shuts a conversation down. Instead,
The concept of networking is typically linked to the idea of joining professional networks and business associations. However, networking is more than that; it’s about building relationships and helping people. We’re exposed to networking opportunities every day, as multiple networks surround us all. Your network includes: • friends and family
Self-confidence is key to both personal and professional success. But it doesn’t always come easily and there are days when a new challenge can shake our confidence. Sometimes that challenge goes well and the positive reinforcement that comes with it builds confidence. Other times, that challenge has a less than
“Mentoring is a brain to pick, an ear to listen, and a push in the right direction.” – John C. Crosby A mentor can help shorten your learning curve, open your mind to new ideas and possibilities, identify opportunities and advise on how to promote yourself. If your mentor is
Everyone needs mentors at different times in their lives. Even the most successful, innovative and powerful people in the world will talk of the person who guided and encouraged them towards greatness. • Steve Jobs (Apple CEO) mentored Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook CEO) in the early stages of the social media
Your stomach is tied in knots and your palms are sweaty. The last thing you want to do is stand up in front of a crowd of people to give a presentation. Public speaking is often ranked as one of the top fears; so feeling this way before a big
Nearly every morning, I ask myself difficult questions to help me reflect on my experiences from the previous day. Every day, this helps me avoid making the same mistakes over again. We all learn from our experiences, here are the top lessons that I’ve learned. 1. You can change scenarios,
In this episode, we interview Shawn Mintz, the President of MentorCity. We discuss the importance of having a mentor and how they can make a difference to your job search. Shawn shares his insights and experiences on how you can make the most out of your mentoring relationship. http://zero2hired.libsyn.com/mentors-can-help-you-find-a-job-quicker Media:

AO Foundation came to us looking to build a unique mentorship program advancing diversity and inclusion in their organization. They knew they wanted to drive

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A big thank you to Mentorat Québec for choosing MentorCity as the platform for their mentoring program! We’re thrilled to be part of thier journey

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