Recognizing Ambition and Initiative

Senior women leaders often identify potential mentees by observing those who demonstrate a strong ambition and take initiative within their roles. They look for individuals who go beyond their job descriptions, actively seeking out new challenges and opportunities to grow.

Senior women leaders often identify potential mentees by observing those who demonstrate a strong ambition and take initiative within their roles. They look for individuals who go beyond their job descriptions, actively seeking out new challenges and opportunities to grow.

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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 |
Fri, 04/12/2024 - 04:42

When identifying mentees , I focus on their demonstrated strong work ethic and self-driven determination to address challenges, as well as their ability to offer innovative solutions.
When nurturing mentees , setting clear expectations ensures effective communication of goals for the mentoring relationship, outlining mutual benefits and growth opportunities.

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