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Projects, resumé, and updates of Benjamin Berghaus

  • Expertise
    • Strategic solutions
    • Marketing
    • Luxury Management
    • Prestigious work
    • Value-based work
    • Scientific mentoring
  • Books
    • The Management of Luxury, 1st edition
      Released in 2014
    • The Management of Luxury, 2nd edition
      Released in 2018
    • Conspicuous Employment
      Forthcoming 2020
  • Past Projects
    • Initiating research
      Global research project
    • Building community
      Establishing a community event
    • Make results heard
      Publishing student project results
    • Forward thinking
      Strengthening my school
    • Pathfinding help
      Driving career mentoring
  • Updates
    • Hypotheses
      • Mentoring
    • PodCast
  • About

Category: Mentoring

Make it a learning race

My working hypothesis is… …when mentoring, your mentee will likely be quicker to learn. They are younger, younger people learn faster. Use that to your advantage.

Posted on15. December 201921. November 2019CategoriesMentoring, Working hypothesesLeave a comment

Share to create trust

My working hypothesis is… …when mentoring, never underestimate the power of sharing your own world-view, challenges, successes, experiences, and failures.

Posted on8. December 201921. November 2019CategoriesMentoring, Working hypothesesLeave a comment

Forget answering, start inspiring

My working hypothesis is… …when mentoring, be careful with the potential illusion that you are in the position to give actionable and appropriate advice. Instead, consider the value of inspiring your mentee to build the energy to find their own solutions.

Posted on1. December 201921. November 2019CategoriesMentoring, Working hypothesesLeave a comment

Don’t be a passive mentor

My working hypothesis is… …when mentoring, never underestimate how busy a student’s life can be and how difficult it can be to build a mentoring relationship from the “weaker side of the table”.

Posted on21. November 201921. November 2019CategoriesMentoring, Working hypothesesLeave a comment
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