The Mentoring Pocketbook

by Geof Alred, Richard Smith, Bob Garvey

How to prepare to be a mentor, to conduct mentoring sessions, and to maintain the relationship through the different stages. Primarily aimed at the mentor, although helpful to mentees as well.

Genres: Nonfiction

Paperback

First published March 1, 1998

Reviews

[BookCupid]

This book although written in short sentences can appear short and concise. But it does have great tips on how to define a mentor, mentee and the role the organization plays in a mentorship program. If however you are looking to learn about how to launch a mentorship program in the workplace (from a roll-out Gantt, to the post-evaluation on how effective it is) this isn't for you.

[Bianca]

Rather basic tips, but a good overview to start with.

[Anna Sochacka]

Very useful if you need to get quickly information on mentoring. Easy to read.