After a bit of a break the TJ Podcast is back! With a new format, this month we discuss mentoring with Rashim Mogha from Skillsoft, Jenn Labin from MentorcliQ, and Ady Howes from Digital Skills People - the fabulous Jo Cook is your host

Rashim Mogha on why mentoring must adapt to the digital workplace

Emily Cosgrove and Sara Hope on deepening trust and belonging through reverse mentoring

This week’s news and research from around the world compiled by the TJ editor 

The skills crisis is here for the forseeable future and to thrive, says Paul Geddes we all have to change our mindset

Sandra Porter on how to make sure your managers have the right skills to win the current talent war

Nicola Richards explores management’s role in reinforcing learning in the workplace

Gemma McCall reveals how poor workplaces affect employees’ health

LaTonya Jackson provides 4 steps to counter micro aggressions with emotional intelligence training

This week’s collection of news and research from across the globe

James Scott offers his advice on developing a collaborative, connected culture in a hybrid work environment

Ramesh Ramani encourages us to develop training strategies that make employees feel valued before it’s too late

Greater challenge and criticism in organisations can be beneficial, but Arran Heal urges caution

As skills shortages continue to concern organisations Chris Gray, director of ManpowerGroup UK & Ireland talks to TJ about the skills revolution they see happening and offers advice for the future

Luke Smith on how to instill company values during employee training

The editor’s weekly selection of stories to inspire, educate and inform

Gerwyn Davies reveals the latest research from the CIPD on the skills crisis and highlights the need for long-term reform of government skills policy

Black women are less likely to be involved in strategy says Yetunde Hofmann, here’s how to tackle it 

A round up of the best stories from across the globe: from recruitment to the menopause and mental health. All the stories, and one podcast, are aimed at making you think differently about the world today