For the same reasons it’s good to set goals for your projects at work, each Circle should have a goal (or goals) of its own. We encourage moderators to start a Circle related to their personal interests and ask others who share those interests, such as colleagues at a similar career level or life stage, to join. Being specific about the goal helps employees select a Circle that aligns with their personal interests, gives moderators a road map for choosing meeting topics, and helps keep the Circle on track.
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- What is Network?
- How can I start Lean In Circles at my organization?
- My organization is outside of the United States. Can we still launch a Circles program?
- What is the difference between Lean In Circles at companies and Lean In partners?
- Is it necessary to recruit senior leaders to support my Lean In program?
- What are Circle moderators?
- Do Circles usually have one moderator, or more?
- Should I encourage Circle moderators to set a goal or theme for their Circle?
- What is the best way to capture interest in my Circles program?
- How do Circles benefit my employees?