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Sustained success and steady growth require organizations to develop and retain a core of culture, relationships, and critical knowledge and skills. Capitalizing on the strength of disciplines such as competency-based training and knowledge management, structured mentoring programs enable organizations to reach these goals and offer their employees opportunities for professional development and career advancement that would not otherwise be possible. In this book, Meta Rousseau discusses a unique approach to structured mentoring aimed at the timely, effective, and reliable transfer of corporate culture, strategic relationships, and knowledge
Content: Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Toward greater clarity
Structured mentoring - more than goals and objectives
Purpose, relationship, scope, and complexity
Mentorship teams
Key practices and tools
Development, implementation, and improvement
Lessons learned
Glossary.
Employees -- Coaching of. Mentoring in business.
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