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Preksha SM posted an update in the group
Knowledge Shared = Knowledge Multiplied a year agoReverse Mentoring
Traditional mentoring programs are well known to have significant benefits for both the mentor and the mentee. However, this concept is flipped in reverse mentoring, where junior employees mentor more senior ones, especially in digital media and skills.
Here’s everything you need to know about reverse mentoring, its benefits, and…
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Reverse Mentoring: A Complete Guide | Guider AI
Gain insights into reverse mentoring and how it fosters knowledge exchange between generations. Find out the benefits and more in this guide.
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Preksha SM posted an update in the group
Knowledge Shared = Knowledge Multiplied a year agoWorkplace Gender Diversity
While India’s female labour participation rate has increased from 27.8% in 1991 to 32.7% in 2023 (source: World Bank Gender Data Portal), reaching gender equality and closing the gender gap in the Indian workplace has a very long way to go.
Here is a short video highlighting the benefits of hiring more women and…
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Gender-balanced companies outperform less equal ones
A recent study by BlackRock found that gender balanced companies achieved a remarkable 7.7% average annual return on assets (RoA). Watch to learn more.
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Gautam Ghosh posted an update in the group
Knowledge Shared = Knowledge Multiplied a year agoThe biggest lie we’ve been told is that productivity is all about doing.
But your best work will come from undoing—from slowing down and giving yourself time and space. The Japanese call this vacuum ma—an empty space that’s intentionally there. In Hebrew, the same concept is called selah.
https://ozanvarol.com/the-biggest-lie-about-productivity/
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The biggest lie about productivity - Ozan Varol
The biggest lie we’ve been told is that productivity is all about doing. But your best work will come from undoing—from slowing down and...
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Nice Read GG. We often fill our time by completing task after task, what next mindset and gets in to rat race thinking that we are productive and eventually we deplete all forms of energies. At times your mind starts thinking with 100 Kms while body may not support in action with the same speed, leading to unrest. LIke software professionals…
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Tarun Agarwala posted an update in the group
Knowledge Shared = Knowledge Multiplied a year agoEmpathy is key for good workplace relationships. Yet, it is hard to put it in practice. Many HR professionals and leaders talk about the importance of empathy. But, making this abstract idea into an actionable strategy is challenging. This article explores a systematic approach to cultivating empathy through Interpersonal trust building, which…
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Pursuing Empathy by deliberately and systematically building Interpersonal Trust
Scaling Empathy
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Good one. Empathy enhances strength of mind. One do not need to big things, a small gesture at a public place, a kind word in tough times and pat on the back with sincerity with your own team member are signs of empathy..
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Joe Manuel posted an update in the group
Knowledge Shared = Knowledge Multiplied a year agoa year ago (edited)
Duchenne smile
A Duchenne smile is the one that reaches your eyes, making the corners wrinkle up with crow’s feet. It’s the smile most of us recognise as the most authentic expression of happiness.
A Duchenne smile is produced by the joint action of two facial muscles. The zygomaticus major muscle lifts the corners of your mouth while…
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Interesting Joe. The pic reminds me of few foreign crickters during their post match presentation ceremonies Can we trust people with such smiles? Also where can we find people with such smiling faces?
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Joe Manuel posted an update in the group
Knowledge Shared = Knowledge Multiplied a year ago“Good to Know “
SQRRR or SQ3R –Reading comprehension method.
What is the SQ3R Method?
The SQ3R Method, SQ3R study method or SQ3R reading method is a way to study, understand and remember written information more quickly.
SQ3R was introduced by Francis P. Robinson, an American education philosopher in his 1946 book Effective Study.
SQ3R is the…
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Joe Manuel posted an update in the group
Knowledge Shared = Knowledge Multiplied a year ago“Good To Know “
Six Japanese teachings that will help us improve our productivity and efficiency.”(Contd..)
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6.Wabi Sabi
Wabi Sabi: The Japanese Art of Impermanence
“Wabi Sabi”, Japanese term means “a way of living that focuses on finding beauty within the imperfections of life and accepting peacefully the natural cycle of growth and…
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Joe Manuel posted an update in the group
Knowledge Shared = Knowledge Multiplied a year ago“Good To Know “
Six Japanese teachings that will help us improve our productivity and efficiency.”
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5.SHOSHIN
This is a concept in Zen Buddhism known as shoshin, which means “beginner’s mind.” Shoshin refers to the idea of letting go of your preconceptions and having an attitude of openness when studying a subject. When you are a…
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Joe Manuel posted an update in the group
Knowledge Shared = Knowledge Multiplied a year agoa year ago (edited)
“Good To Know “
Six Japanese teachings that will help us improve our productivity and efficiency.
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4) ”HARA HACHI BU”
Hara Hachi Bu: Stop Eating When You’re 80% Full
The Concept :
The concept of Hara hachi bun me or hara hachi bu is the practise of eating until one is about 80% full (literally “stomach eight parts (out of ten)”), a…
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Joe Manuel posted an update in the group
Knowledge Shared = Knowledge Multiplied a year ago“Good To Know “
Six Japanese teachings that will help us improve our productivity and efficiency.
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3.THE POMODORO TECHNIQUE
This time management method, although Italian in origin, is popular in Japan. It involves working for 25 minutes and then taking a 5-minute break. Repeat the cycle to maintain focus.
The Pomodoro Technique is a time…
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Thank you Joe.
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