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Make Mentoring Work
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Make Mentoring Work

Peter Wilson
Major Street Publishing, 2015

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Editorial Rating

8

Qualities

  • Applicable
  • Well Structured
  • Concrete Examples

Recommendation

Now in its second edition, this guidebook by Peter Wilson, chairman of the 20,000-member Australian Human Resources Institute, remains the established go-to resource for mentors and those they mentor. Organizations depend on it when they set up mentoring programs, since today’s employees expect mentoring as a basic job benefit. Wilson’s manual features a fascinating historical review of mentoring, a comprehensive, detailed background overview of mentoring and easy-to-apply, how-to guidance. getAbstract recommends Wilson’s classic to everyone involved in mentoring. It will also serve those whose organizations might wish them to become mentors or who might seek mentoring. 

Take-Aways

  • Mentoring, which has been around nearly forever, is more popular than ever.
  • Top employees expect organizations to offer mentoring to further their careers. They regard mentoring programs as essential.
  • The modern motto for young workers is, “One career, many mentors.”

About the Author

Peter Wilson, national president (chairman) of the Australian Human Resources Institute Ltd., is secretary-general of the World Federation of People Management Associations.

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