Monday, November 28, 2011
Reverse Mentoring in the Workplace
Typically, we think of the workplace mentoring model as one where the senior employees guide the newer hires through the ropes. However, the model seems to be changing.
This Wall Street Journal article highlights the reverse trend where younger employees are mentoring the more seasoned veterans on topics such as technology and social media.
What do you think of this trend? Does your workplace have any sort of mentoring programs in place. Or is it more of an informal approach? Have you mentored some one or ever been a mentee?
Labels:
mentoring,
professional development,
social media,
technology
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
10 Feng Shui Ways To Make Office Life Better
Monday, November 14, 2011
What is Your Company's Stance on Social Media in the Workplace?
Photo credit: jscreationzs
Sure, your company may have its on presence on social media with a Facebook book page, Twitter handle or You Tube channel but do you know their stance on the use of social media outlets at work?
According to this article, many companies block the use of social media sites on their computers, even during break time. However, with the explosion in popularity of Smartphones and employee most likely still logs in to some sort of social media app during the workday anyway.
What are your thoughts on social media in the workplace? Do you think they create more connections or provide unnecessary distractions?
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Weekend Wrap-Up November 12, 2011
Did you miss any of our posts this week? If so, catch up here:
Monday-How Your Resume is Reviewed in 15 Seconds
Wednesday-How Virtual Workers Can Collaborate and Stay Connected
Friday-Happy Veteran's Day
Friday, November 11, 2011
Veteran's Day
Suntsone Staffing would like to take a moment this Veteran's Day to say THANK YOU to all those who have served and are currently our Country.
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
How Virtual Workers Can Collaborate And Stay Connected
Teleworking either full or part-time is becoming more and more a part of the typical workforce landscape. While it opens up many opportunities it can also create challenges when collaborating with co-workers.
What can you do to stay better connected? Try these tips to create a better long distance working relationship.
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