Linking Leading, Learning, and Change Podcast with Richard Gerver


Check out this interesting Podcast

If you have the time to check out this podcast regarding Soft Skills, Reading in Learning, and Mentoring in Learning.  I found it very interesting as I discussed the topic of "Soft Skills" in one of my reflective writing assignments.
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