Mentorship Program
What is the minimum time an employee must be in their current role to be eligible to be a mentee in the program?
One year
Democratic leaders make all decisions without input from their team.
False
TRUE OR FALSE: Even if you can meet in person, you should always schedule difficult conversations virtually.
False
Which mindset encourages continuous learning, experimentation, and collaboration?
The agile mindset
How many sessions did we have in the mentorship program?
4
Which leadership style involves team members in decision-making and values their input.
Democratic (Participative) Leadership
TRUE OR FALSE: When having a difficult conversation, it’s important to clearly express your point while also giving the other person a chance to speak.
True
What does MVP stand for?
Minimum Viable Product
Which session focuses on adaptability and modern leadership approaches?
Session #3: Agile Workplace & Leadership
What type of leader would say this phrase: “Let’s achieve something great.”
Transformational
What important trait helps you navigate difficult conversations effectively?
Empathy
TRUE OR FALSE: The Kanban framework is more operational while the Scrum framework is more innovative.
True
What level must an employee be to apply as a mentor, and how many years must they have been with the organization?
Director of above
2 years
Which leadership style matches this trait: “Focuses on helping individuals grow, gives frequent feedback, and builds long-term potential”
Coaching Leadership
What are three reasons why difficult conversations matter?
What are the first three steps of the Kanban framework?
What are 2 goals of the Mentorship program?
Driving innovation and excellence
Name the four leadership styles that best foster NBCUniversal’s company values of coaching, collaboration, innovation, and support.
Coaching, Democratic, Transformational, and Servant Leadership
What are the three steps to prepare for a difficult conversation?
What is the framework that helps teams deliver customer value and iterate on products faster than traditional project management approaches (helps team work in sprints)?
Scrum