This video was made to compliment the post “Employee Engagement? Sounds Like a Job for L&D” which can be found here. This video was created using Animaker, which I highly recommend as being good at what it does and also is a lot of fun to play with. As always, any and all feedback is appreciated, and feel free to share the video (with my blog’s end screen) if you feel it is useful in any way.
This video was created to provide a quick review of the information contained in the article The Top 4 Types of Questions to Ask in a Coaching Session, which has also been turned into an infographic here. As always we welcome you to utilise this as a resource or share it if you find it useful, and invite any and all feedback. Thanks again go to Moovly for their amazing video production software and to http://www.bensound.com for the soundtrack.
This week LearningYourDevelopment is focusing on mentoring, which is perceived to be one of the most important elements in effective professional development, playing a key role in talent strategy, leadership development and even performance management. The appeal of mentoring, to both mentors and mentees, is universal; while many believe that Millennials prefer to be plugged in to their development, the opposite is true: 75% of Millennials want a mentor, while 65% of Baby Boomers have been sought out for guidance by Millennials (1). To those looking to engage Millennials in professional development, particularly in leadership roles, and to increase engagement and staff retention, this is a key statistic, because it means that appealing to Millennials through their love of technology may not be the best solution. Watch this space, there is a video and an article to come on how you can use mentoring and structured mentoring programs to build and improve on your organisation’s knowledge capital.
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