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Join Marcy and Ken Gregory as they explore what it truly means to “leave it better than you found it.” Ken opens up about a major system failure he helped recover from and the resilience lessons it taught him. He reflects on the single piece of mentor advice that’s guided his career and reveals surprising insights he’s gained through reverse mentoring. Ken also walks us through his trusty career-navigation tool and wraps up with practical steps you can take today to make an immediate, positive impact in your team and industry.
Edited by Pankaj Manoharlal Thakur
English
United States
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