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• Is guided by the manager: –Create appropriate development activities that generate success in the current role –Explore job enrichment opportunities –Provide feedback –Identify and address skill gaps –Monitor progress –Work to make your feedback as specific as possible Adapted from Kathleen Sexton, Stanford University
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