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How to build positive relationships with colleagues and superiors
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The point of success isn’t success for success’s sake.
When you climb that ladder and you get to the top. You can take a moment to enjoy the view but you must be principally concerned to throw the ladder down back for people coming behind you. There’s no point being the first if we’re also the last.
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If mentorship happens behind the scenes, sponsorship happens in the front.
Not just before meeting but in the meeting.Not just on private thread but in the big group email.
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3 Ways To Lift Others Up
- Question your surroundings : Do you see women, people with disabilities. Focus on who’s around you and more importantly who isn’t. Talk about discrepancies. Speak Up.
- Sponsorship > Mentorship: Mentorship is making a connection giving them advice. Sponsorship is using your privilege ...
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