Mentorship and the art of actionable advice | Yanir Seroussi – AI/ML Success Architect
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Reflections on what it takes to package expertise and deliver timely, actionable advice outside the context of employee relationships.
One of my challenges with the transition to solo consulting is learning to deliver timely, actionable advice. It’s usually easy for me to identify many areas for improvement. Distilling a long list of “obvious” opportunities to the top items that would make a difference is harder. And the hardest thing is packaging it all up as timely advice that people can act on. To help address this challenge, I recently joined EnergyLab and GrowthMentor as a mentor. EnergyLab is Australia’s largest climate tech startup accelerator, while GrowthMentor is an international platform for mentorship around…
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