Gifted Leaders: How to Be a Better Mentor

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Sally served as Assistant Administrator for Patient Care Services and interim hospital administrator for the Dubois Area Regional Medical Center in Pennsylvania before joining the Pittsburgh office of PricewaterhouseCoopers as a management consultant in the health care specialty consulting practice. As a senior manager for the firm, Sally led teams in providing services that included: strategic visioning/planning; merger and acquisition evaluation; financial feasibility studies; and workflow development and design.

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April 12, 2011

How to Be a Better Mentor

A mentor's job is to foster one-to-one relationships that challenge people to rise to higher levels of competence and responsibility. Effective mentoring is an excellent way for leaders and managers to create accountability and drive performance through investing in people.

For many businesses, though, the biggest hurdle is making mentoring a priority.

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