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HBR Guide to Getting the Mentoring You Need Harvard Business Review
Publisher: Harvard Business Review Press

But in Mission and Staff · Guest Bloggers · Ask a Mentor · My Sponsors · Advertise But what happens when you need to market a cloud service higher up the stack, where the customer's problem is not a technical one, but a business one, like reacting to seasonal spikes in demand? Entrepreneurs' daydreams of this nurturing, Yoda-like mentor may be as natural as school girls mooning over Justin Bieber, but it's still entirely wrong, according to a recent post on the HBR blogs by author and training pro Jodi Glickman. What you If you're a young, aspiring entrepreneur who is a little overwhelmed getting your business off the ground, you've probably fantasized about finding the perfect mentor. Here are three things you can do Adapted from Guide to Getting the Mentoring You Need (HBR OnPoint Collection). Posted by leadershipdaily at 01:00. Oct 2, 2013 - Harvard Business Review published the results of comprehensive study and suggested that SAVE – Solution, Access, Value, and Education – is a more appropriate approach for B2B. There was an article in the Harvard Business Review about having a mentor that you kind of fear, or are afraid of a little bit. Mar 24, 2012 - The best mentor isn't the one that kindly guides and supports you. Jun 14, 2012 - Next, you need “THE HAWK”. Mar 6, 2012 - Once you've secured a mentor, kick off the relationship the right way.