Reverse Mentoring - Removing Barriers and Building Belonging in the Workplace
Patrice Gordon
Summary
In contemporary workplaces striving for inclusion and innovation, traditional hierarchical mentoring models are being reevaluated for their limitations. This shift gives rise to reverse mentoring, a dynamic approach where younger or less experienced employees mentor senior leaders, fostering mutual growth and dismantling systemic barriers. Patrice Gordon's insightful work delves into how reverse mentoring serves as a catalyst for building belonging, enhancing diversity, and transforming organizational cultures.
- Reverse mentoring challenges conventional power dynamics by positioning junior employees as valued knowledge holders.
- It facilitates authentic conversations about diversity, equity, and inclusion that might otherwise be uncomfortable...
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