Peer Mentoring at Work: How to Run It, Why It Works, and When to Use It Instead of 1:1
Think about the last time you learned something genuinely useful at work — not from a training session or a manager's feedback, but from a colleague. Someone at roughly the same level as you, working through similar challenges, who said something that shifted how you thought about a problem.
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