Evaluating Problem-Solving Skills

Senior leaders are often on the lookout for individuals who exhibit strong problem-solving skills. They value mentees who can approach challenges with a strategic mindset, offering creative and effective solutions.

Senior leaders are often on the lookout for individuals who exhibit strong problem-solving skills. They value mentees who can approach challenges with a strategic mindset, offering creative and effective solutions.

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Yamini Harikrishnan
Six Sigma Black Belt | Scaled Agile Product Owner/Product Manager | PMP® - PMI | AI and Emerging Tech - Indian Institute of Technology, Hyderabad |
Wed, 04/17/2024 - 08:41

To effectively identify and nurture potential mentees, it's crucial to start by outlining the key strategies, skills, and capabilities crucial to your organization's current and future success.
From there, I focus on recognizing individuals who excel as problem solvers, and identify people who create value for the organization's success. These individuals often possess the qualities and potential necessary for leadership and can greatly benefit from mentorship.

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