Ellen Papineau

[Ellen Papineau @EllenPapineau]

@RScherdt @HelpingSpartans Yes they are, it's all about making that initial effort! #MSULearn

[Ryann Scherdt @RScherdt]

@EllenPapineau @HelpingSpartans It is always nice when someone makes the effort to support you professionally. As a young employee, any help I can get is great! I think that once you start to find those professional relationship, you have the opportunity to foster a mentorship relationship #MSUlearn

[Ellen Papineau @EllenPapineau]

@HelpingSpartans A3: When I enter a new environment I offer help where I can, and those who are willing to help and support but also guide me in return is where I develop my professional relationships. It has to be a mutual support system in order to align effectively and productively #MSULearn

[Ellen Papineau @EllenPapineau]

@DemerittMichael @HelpingSpartans I strongly agree! #MSULearn

[Helping Spartans @HelpingSpartans]

We’ll be starting a discussion about managing professional
relationships in about 5 minutes. Q1 is coming up soon, and we’ll keep this
discussion live until noon (EST) today. #MSUlearn

[Ellen Papineau @EllenPapineau]

@HelpingSpartans A0: My name is Ellen and I'm the Student/Alumni Relations Intern. I'm tweeting from the beautiful Spartan Stadium today! #MSULearn

[Ellen Papineau @EllenPapineau]

@HelpingSpartans @JeremyBlaney Managing your boundaries at work is important, however, I do feel it's important to connect with the people you work with to give them a sense of yourself and build a level of trust and familiarity between the two parties #MSULearn

[Ellen Papineau @EllenPapineau]

@HelpingSpartans A1: Building professional relationships to me is really a matter of connecting with people with common work interests where you would like to focus your time. The premise for personal relationships is similar, however, the point of focus is different #MSULearn

[Ellen Papineau @EllenPapineau]

@HelpingSpartans @businessinsider Great article, made business a little more personal!