Workforce
Mentoring Can Provide Contractors With Sustainable Benefits
Companies that invest in formal workplace mentoring programs experience substantial returns on their investment. Mentors and mentees are more engaged and better positioned for advancement. Engagement equals retention, and retention saves time and money.
By Julie Silard Kantor
June 14, 2020
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Workforce
by Julie Silard Kantor
Julie Silard Kantor is the founder and CEO of Twomentor, a high impact company that offers managed mentoring services and training. She can be contacted at 1 (833) 5 Mentor or Julie@Twomentor.com.
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