The mentoring advantage : creating the next generation of leaders / Florence Stone.
2004
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Stone, Florence M.
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Ebrary electronic monographs.
Title
The mentoring advantage : creating the next generation of leaders / Florence Stone.
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ebrary, Inc.
Imprint
Chicago : Dearborn Trade Publishing, 2004.
Description
xix, 211 pages
Formatted Contents Note
Introduction: what mentoring is all about-and it isn't about
Building mentoring relationships
Who should be mentor, whom to be mentored
Developing a mentoring relationship
The three stages of mentoring
breaking up is hard to do
The effective mentor: roles & responsibilities
Being a role model, broker and cheerleader
Mentor as career counselor
Straight talk
Problems and problem solving
The e-dimension
The global dimension
Mentoring through difficult situations
Mentor as supervisor
Traps to avoid
Team mentoring
Team sponsorship
Team mentoring strategies
The how-to of facilitated programs
What makes for a successful formal system?
Selection of a program coordinator or coordinating committee
Negotiating sound mentoring agreements
Special situations.
Building mentoring relationships
Who should be mentor, whom to be mentored
Developing a mentoring relationship
The three stages of mentoring
breaking up is hard to do
The effective mentor: roles & responsibilities
Being a role model, broker and cheerleader
Mentor as career counselor
Straight talk
Problems and problem solving
The e-dimension
The global dimension
Mentoring through difficult situations
Mentor as supervisor
Traps to avoid
Team mentoring
Team sponsorship
Team mentoring strategies
The how-to of facilitated programs
What makes for a successful formal system?
Selection of a program coordinator or coordinating committee
Negotiating sound mentoring agreements
Special situations.
Note
Includes index.
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Access provided by Berkeley Law Library
Language
English
Reproduction
Electronic reproduction. Palo Alto, Calif. : ebrary, 2005. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ebrary affiliated libraries.
ISBN
0793186927
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