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Brainstorming Sessions. Conduct brainstorming sessions among your employees to increase creativity and innovation. Brainstorming sessions will also help them interact and collaborate. Provide training and mentoring sessions. Offer trainingprograms and mentoring sessions in your workplace.
Here, leaders aren’t distant figures but approachable mentors and role models. Organizations can facilitate this process by offering e-learning opportunities, trainingprograms, workshops, mentorship opportunities, and educational resources.
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