We Are Argonne: Mentoring our employees during National Mentoring Month and all year round

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“We Are Argonne” tells the lab’s story through the eyes of our best storytellers: the diverse members of our world-class community of talent, our unsung heroes.

The brief videos in this ongoing series showcase our people and how they contribute to achieving the lab’s goals in scientific research; how they support the lab’s culture of excellence, collaboration, recognition, and reward; and how they exemplify the lab’s efforts to foster diversity, equity, and inclusion. As you’ll see, their commitment to supporting and carrying out our science mission comes shining through.

Argonne celebrated National Mentoring Month in January 2024. But mentoring, coaching, and guiding our employees is something that we do all year long.

Employees at Argonne can sign up to be a mentor, or a mentee, so that our workforce is supported and can develop new skills on their professional development journey.

Paul Kearns, Argonne’s Lab Director, often says, “our people are everything.” This video showcases his remarks at our National Mentoring Month celebration. Hear from employees who have benefitted from the mentorship program and employees who have served as mentors to their colleagues.

Mentors provide support, offer guidance and supportive advice, and share experiences to help advance the careers of those they are mentoring.

When you consider new job opportunities and places to grow your career, remember, finding a mentor is key to personal and professional growth. Learn more at Argonne’s Mentoring Blog.

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