Leadership
Issue: August / September 2023
Issue: August / September 2023
Should Executive Assistants Be Considered Executives?
By Kristine Valenzuela - July 25, 2023
There is no other position within an executive office that has one person who is the go-to for a broad variety of detailed assignments, says Kristine Valenzuela
Career Development
Issue: June / July 2023
Issue: June / July 2023
Reverse Mentoring
By Dr Lynda Shaw - May 25, 2023
Reverse mentoring can be a powerful tool for both mentor and mentee, explains Dr Lynda Shaw
Opinion
Issue: December 2022 / January 2023
Issue: December 2022 / January 2023
Finding the Right Type of Guidance
By Kemetia Foley - November 25, 2022
Determining which way to go is not a neat and tidy road, says Kemetia Foley
Leadership
Issue: January / February 2020
Issue: January / February 2020
Are You Being the Mentor Your Executive Needs?
By Dinah Liversidge - January 25, 2020
Dinah Liversidge explains how to mentor your Executive by becoming a trusted and credible ally
Leadership
Issue: May / June 2019
Issue: May / June 2019
Becoming a Mentor
By Arini Vlotman - May 24, 2019
Are you ready to take on this valuable role? asks Arini Vlotman
Career Development
Issue: November / December 2018
Issue: November / December 2018
Seek Mentors
By Joan Burge - November 26, 2018
Regardless of your administrative title, industry or organization size, you need to find a good mentor explains Joan Burge
Leadership
Issue: May / June 2018
Issue: May / June 2018
Why do Admins have such a Tough Time Delegating?
By Christy Crump - May 25, 2018
Think of delegation as mentorship says Christy Crump, and empower another to grow and develop
Career Development
Issue: January / February 2016
Issue: January / February 2016
Setting up a Corporate Mentoring Program
By Marie Herman - January 25, 2016
Mentors and mentees both have something to gain, says Marie Herman Most companies would like to have an educated, well-trained workforce, but they may not have the budget to provide more than a few days of periodic training to their staff. How then can they develop their workforce and groom employees to take on additional... Read more »
Personal Development
Issue: January / February 2015
Issue: January / February 2015
The Case for Coaching… Your Questions Answered
By Lindsay Taylor - January 25, 2015
Lindsay Taylor explains some common misconceptions about coaching What is Coaching? Coaching is a term used for a Programme of one-to-one sessions that enable you to gain greater awareness and an understanding of how to accelerate and achieve your full potential. According to the CIPD (Chartered Institute of Personnel & Development), Coaching is a “skilled... Read more »
Leadership
Issue: March / April 2014
Issue: March / April 2014
Mentoring, Observation, Memory and Excellence
By Doug Van Dyke - March 25, 2014
“Phyllis had a good problem. One of her team members (Martin) possessed the potential to be a high-level producer and a future leader. Phyllis wanted to see Martin grow and develop as a professional. She coached him when she had the chance, but he was more of a self-learner. He liked discovering things on his... Read more »
Personal Development
Issue: May / June 2012
Issue: May / June 2012
How to ‘Hire’ the Right Mentor
By Robert Hosking - May 25, 2012
Taking a recruitment perspective to finding the right mentor is often the best way to finding the right ‘match’. For many people considering the essential ingredients to a successful career, having a mentor isn’t high on the list. Reasons range from being intimidated by the prospect of identifying and approaching someone of influence, to... Read more »