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Sari Tomperi, 16.9.2016 MENTORING: LESSONS LEARNT (THE HARD WAY) & BEST PRACTICES

Mentoring: Lessons learnt (the hard way) & best practices

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Sari Tomperi, 16.9.2016

MENTORING: LESSONS LEARNT

(THE HARD WAY)& BEST PRACTICES

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MENTORING - TRADITIONALLY

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Mentoring is a process for the (in)formal transmission of knowledge, social capital, and the psychosocial support perceived by the recipient as

relevant to work, career, or professional development.

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MENTORING – IN THE FUTURE?

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"Do… or do not. There is no try.”- Yoda

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"In my experience,

there's no such thing as luck.”

- Obi Wan Kenobi

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”Remember who the real

enemy is.”- Haymitch

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“Mentoring—or at minimum connecting with a variety of

people in all industries and age groups—has never been more

important”

- Pamela Ryckman, author of Stilette Network: Inside the Women’s Power

Circles That Are Changing the Face of Business

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HINTS FOR MENTORS.

Tips for mentees.

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#1 IT’S A BIG RESPONSIBILITY.

BE COMMITTED.Change your mentor, if (s)he does not have time for

you. But remember, it’s a two way street.

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#2BELIEVE IN YOUR MENTEE.

A GOOD MENTOR CAN MAKE IMPOSSIBLE

POSSIBLE.Find someone who believes in you, both personally and

professionally.

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#3BE HONEST AND UNAFRAID

TO TELL HARD TRUTHS- THINKING ABOUT MENTEE’S BEST.

.Hard discussions are not necessary bad discussions. They can make a dramatic positive change in your (working)

life.

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#4HELP YOUR MENTEE

NAVIGATE THE POLITICS AND AVOID THE LAND

MINES.Find someone who knows the organization culture and

the ”unofficial” hierarchy.

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#5GIVE CONCRETE GUIDANCE

WHEN NEEDED. Don’t hesitate to ask stupid questions.

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#6 HAVE YOUR OWN

MENTOR(S) AND BUILD YOUR NETWORK.

Mentoring is everywhere. You can have several mentors with different roles in your life. Take a chance.

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#7 LISTEN.

BE COMPASSIONATE.

Don’t be afraid to let down your guard and to share your insecurities and/or needs, wants, feelings.

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#8 HAVE PATIENCE.

Have patience. Miracles are few and far between.

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#9 MENTORING DOES NOT

ONLY HAPPEN IN A FORMAL PROCESS.

Your mentor can be anyone, anywhere. Ideally we all are mentors and mentees throughout our careers/life.

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#10 DO NOT WASTE YOUR

MENTEE’S TIME (AND LIFE).Get ridd off lousy mentor

– unmotivated mentors do more harm than good.

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KIITOSTHANK YOU!Sari [email protected] 7726 254