
Addressing Compassion Fatigue in Cause-Driven Organisations
Emotional burnout is common in cause-driven organisations. Implementing a reflective practice like mentoring can help combat this.
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Emotional burnout is common in cause-driven organisations. Implementing a reflective practice like mentoring can help combat this.
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Lachlan and Lorilen are a mentoring pair in the Woolworths Mentoring Program. Mentee Lachlan Agius is an Accountant in Corporate Finance Shared Services while mentor Lorilen Canlas is a Business Analyst.
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Implementing a mentoring program can provide new opportunities to engage alumni, foster important relationships with existing students, and connect alumni to one another.