Normally it is done on a 1 to 1 basis between a mentor (the one providing the guidance) and a mentee. However, group or team mentoring are also popular in many organizations.
In order for mentoring to be effective, there are several issues to consider;
- Top management commitment (manpower, time, money, etc)
- Able and willing mentors
- Able and willing mentees
- Clear mentoring purpose and objectives
- Mentoring training for mentors
- Reward systems for mentors and mentees
- Support structure for both mentors and mentees
- Communication systems to encourage mentoring culture
In the next article, we will discuss characteristics of an effective mentors.
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