I traveled to Chennai, India, for the Golden Jubilee reunion of the class of 1971 at my undergraduate alma mater, the College of Engineering, Guindy (CEG), and then to Coimbatore to visit my mother at Serene Shenbagam, a senior community.
Some visuals from the visit.
Continue readingIn our quest for lifelong learning, there are times when we are learning something new. Sometimes we may have to unlearn what we learned and relearn it to become innovative.
Learning, unlearning, and relearning all require us to be curious.
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Here is a handy list of the resources included in the book.
Continue readingA best practice is a process or method generally accepted as the best among the alternatives known. Do the assumptions that went into creating the best practice hold in your situation? Should you adopt a best practice without probing to see if it will work for your organization? Some best practices created decades ago may not hold up any more in our current environment.
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You may wonder what George Martin, the English record producer, has to do with L&D leaders. Well, the Beatles wouldn’t be here if not for Martin, who took them under his wings at EMI Records, nurtured them, coached them, and helped them blossom into musical leaders.
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The Power of Coaching in a Leader’s Journey: Why You Need a George Martin
In The Beatles’ Song, “The Inner Light,” George Harrison Writes:
“The farther one travels
The less one knows
The less one really knows”
This holds so true today, as technology has made the world more complex while trying to make us more productive. How do you keep your inner light of knowledge burning?
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I delivered a keynote at the Society of Women Engineers, Pittsburgh Chapter, on May 14, 2022, as part of the professional development day.
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Shantha Mohan 