Articles about how to run a mentoring program and tools for the coordinator.
Last year I started my blog list of the best mentoring blogs on Internett, it’s a wide range of blogs out there and some are business sites as well. To gather the best blogs/sites demands me to look not only for bloggers but also for company sites. The aim is to gather the best sites […]
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Every year Sodexo have this report and this year’s report takes a comprehensive look at what is driving efficiency, development and satisfaction in the workplace, and offers a unique perspective on what is essential to organizations to help them be productive and grow. They asked top practitioners in human capital solutions, information technology, facilities management, real estate and hospitality
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Linked in isn´t just a electronic CV, but a place to meet people with the same interests, discussions and also learning something. In the beginning I got to Linkedin because of the CV function, but after some time I learned to appreciate different groups and also used them to discuss or maybe to get a
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For all my American readers out there, want to do some volunteering as a mentor? SCORE is a nonprofit association dedicated to helping small businesses get off the ground, grow and achieve their goals through education and mentorship. They have been doing this for nearly fifty years. They provide: MENTORS who share their expertise across 62 industries
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Mentoring Works is devoted to developing and supporting mentoring. Ann Rolfe is internationally recognised as Australia’s leading specialist in mentoring, and is available for speaking, training and consulting. At here blog Ann shares her knowledge and allows you to ask your most pressing questions about mentoring. The website assist us in: Training and learning
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If you are reading about mentoring for the first time it´s some information which is good to have. I will bring you some of them for the next week. And by the way, good luck with the mentoring work. Mentors generally volunteer for their role for all the right reasons. Many high achieving professionals like
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When having a running program it is important to have contact with all the participants. And especially in the start of a program. A short phone call or maybe an email to both the mentee and the mentor, just to get information about the first mentee/mentor meeting and the match. It is important for the
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There is a discussion going on, on www.linkedin.com about the difference between good and great trainers. What is your opinion about this? Read more on http://www.linkedin.com/groupItem?view=&srchtype=discussedNews&gid=2011285&item=55444364&type =member&trk=eml-anet_dig-b_pd-ttl-cn Avinash Naidu who started the discussion means that you have to combine passion, intelligence, commitment, and cutting edge skills to deliver programs of lasting value. I loved that. What do
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Evening Course II is a part of the Norwegian Mentor program (www.mentorprogrammet.no) facilitating the transfer of experience between the mentors and mentee. The participants will receive training in practical tool that both could be useful in the mentor role, and in the work otherwise. There will be room to discuss the management challenges and issues
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“I MAY BE ONLY ONE PERSON – BUT TO ONE PERSON, I MIGHT BE THE WORLD!” Those of us who are involved in mentoring, are so involved because we want to make a difference in other persons’ lives. Many of us became involved in mentoring because someone invested their energy, time, and caring in us.
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