Revised edition of: Mentoring in action / David Megginson & David Clutterbuck. 1995. Includes bibliographical references (pages 257-261) and index.
Contents:
4. Applying the lessons. 1. mentoring framework -- pt. 2. Organization cases -- 2. Case studies -- 1. Mentoring within the youth justice board for England and Wales : the significance of trust / Keith Metcalf and Eleanor Williams -- 2. Mentoring support for victims of domestic abuse / Judy Morgan -- 3. learning mentor / Coral Gardiner -- 4. East of England (Harlow) e-mentoring pilot project / Colin Hawkins -- 5. Mentoring in initial teacher training : a journey of discovery / Jonathan Wainwright -- 6. JIVE : tackling gender stereotyping in engineering, construction and technology / Lis Merrick and Rachel Tobbell -- 7. Plumbers, poets and learning for EDHEC Business School students / Liz Borredon -- 8. Mentoring black junior academics at the University of the Witwatersrand / Hilary Geber -- 9. Diversity mentoring in BT / Zulfi Hussain -- 10. Implats Platinum Ltd mentoring experience / Peter Beck and Leoni Van Wyk -- 11. case of culture : a mentoring case study based on discussions with the UK training and development manager, Engineering Co / Bob Garvey -- 12. E-mentoring and SMEs : MentorByNet pilot / Ruth Garrett-Harris -- 13. Mentoring owners of micro businesses in Nottingham / Jonathan Gravells -- 14. Mentoring the top team in a dynamic, entrepreneurial company / John Lambert -- 15. Women and leadership : a development programme in Denmark / Kirsten M. Poulsen -- 16. Weir Warman Ltd mentoring programme in Sydney, Australia / Imogen Wareing -- 17. Mentoring for leadership in HBOS / Tom Riddell -- 18. Executive mentoring in UBS / Chris Roebuck -- pt. 3. Individual cases -- 3. Case studies -- 1. Very long-term peer mentoring : Mike Allen with Ray Hinchcliffe, CBE / David Megginson -- 2. Mentoring using two mentors at A4e work / Richard Field and Peter Field -- 3. Mentoring dimensions / Bob Garvey -- 4. Mentoring start-up entrepreneurs : interview with Brian Martin / Jonathan Gravells -- 5. Kate Kennett is e-mentored by David Clutterbuck / Kate Kennett -- 6. Is community mentoring pink and fluffy? / Kim Langridge -- 7. Mentor to ex-employees : Frank Lord / David Megginson -- 8. Lis Merrick is mentored through transition / Lis Merrick -- 9. Keith Metcalf mentors Eleanor Williams / Keith Metcalf and Eleanor Williams -- pt. 4. What we know now -- 4. Applying the lessons.
Summary:
Mentoring continues to be one of the fastest growing techniques in human resource management. It's viewed as being an essential building block of modern management development. By examining a variety of mentoring schemes through case studies, this publication sets out to explore what is mentoring and why is it so popular?
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