Managers as mentors
building partnerships for learning
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Author
Publication
1996 - Berrett-Koehler Publishers, San Francisco, Calif, California
Language
English
Word Count
47,250 words, Guess
Page Count
189 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivemanagersasmentor00bell
- ISBN-101881052923
- ISBN-139781881052920
- Goodreads4349045
- LibraryThing2234403
Classifications
- DDC658.3/124
- LCCHF5385 .B45 1996
- LCCHF5385.B45 1996
Description
Managers as Mentors redefines the meaning of mentoring to fit today's business realities. In a world where overnight obsolescence threatens skills and knowledge, and new forms of leadership are replacing the old boss-subordinate relationship, success calls for creative ways to foster learning, improvement, and everlasting experimentation. Managers as Mentors is about the power-free facilitation of learning, about teaching through consultation and affection rather than. Constriction and assessment. This book shows leaders everywhere how to forge a partnership with learners to help them develop new competence and confidence. Working as partners, mentors and proteges can use Chip Bell's provocative insights and powerful practical techniques to continually reach new levels of mastery.
First Sentence
MENTOR: the word conjures up an image of a seasoned corporate sage conversing with a naive, wet-behind-the-ears young recruit.
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