Mentoring is a brain to pick, an ear to listen, and the push in the right direction.” – John Crosby

Do you want to move ahead in your career? Would you like to be known as a ‘Good Leader’ in your organization; then develop your leadership skills so as to learn, grow and improve your skills? Do you want to find someone who can help you do these things? You can. Join a Mentoring Program with us at Team Recruiters.

More and more professionals these days are actively pursuing Mentoring to advance their careers and create a faster growth plan. And whether you’re on the giving or receiving end, these types of associations can definitely benefit your career. It’s an opportunity to develop communication skills, expand your viewpoints, get a sounding board to knock your ideas and consider new ways of approaching situations. A mentoring association can be rewarding to both people, personally and professionally and both associates can advance their careers in the process, enriched.

What Is Mentoring?

Mentoring is a relationship between two people with the goal of achieving professional and personal development. The “mentor” is usually an experienced individual who shares knowledge, experience, and advice with a less experienced person, or “mentee.”

Mentors become trusted advisers and role models – people who have “been there” and “done that.” They support and encourage their mentees by offering suggestions and knowledge, both general and specific. The goal is to help mentees improve their skills and, hopefully, advance their careers.

A mentoring association may be between two people within the same network, company, industry, or networking organization.

Benefits to the Mentee

A trusted mentor can help you do the following:

  • Gain valuable advice – Mentors can offer valuable insight into what it takes to get ahead. They can be your guide and “sounding board” for ideas, helping you decide on the best course of action in difficult situations. You may learn shortcuts that help you work more effectively and avoid “reinventing the wheel.”
  • Develop your knowledge and skills – They can help you identify the skills and expertise you need to succeed. They may teach you what you need to know, or advise you on where to go for the information you need.
  • Improve your communication skills – Just like your mentor, you may also learn to communicate more effectively, which can further help you at work.
  • Learn new perspectives – Again, you can learn new ways of thinking from your mentor, just as your mentor can learn from you.
  • Build your network – Your mentor can offer an opportunity to expand your existing network of personal and professional contacts.
  • Advance your career – A mentor helps you stay focused and on track in your career through advice, skills development, networking, and so on.

What do we do…

We at Team Recruiters have been providing intermittent furtherance unfailingly to our patrons and when we are entrusted to such proficiency. We ‘engage’ with you and ‘hand-hold’ you through your concerns working out solutions on the way. We are always there for you… a call away 24*7. It is personalised and we bring you into our circle of ‘extended family’.

“A mentor is someone who sees more talent and ability within you, than you see in yourself, and helps bring it out of you.” — Bob Proctor

Mentoring in Corporate

Mentoring is the system of training an employee over the job, whereby a senior skilful principal or an expert mentor outsourced is designated to act as a counsellor, guide or an advisor to individual management level trainees within the organisation. The Mentor is in charge for providing assistance to and receives feedback from the trainee he or she is responsible for.

Objective of Mentoring

  • Reduce employee turnover and retain experienced and talented workforce.
  • To open up new straits of interaction, information and training within the organisation.
  • Exhibit the organisation’s mission to invest into its workforce and avail them with constructive opportunities.

Types of Mentoring

Informal Mentoring: An employee from within the organisation is appointed to lead and help personnel in his team out of challenging situations and providing clear understanding about the organisation as a matter of discipline until proficiency is achieved. This is more spontaneous and builds up good inter personal relations in between the employees.

Formal Mentoring: It’s more of a configured structured program built up for each organisation individually. On an average Mentoring programs hire professional mentors from outside the organisation for navigation and guidance. These qualified professionals not only invest time in the training but also use their potential and stimulus to benefit apprentice grow professionally.

Benefits of Mentoring-

  • Mentee feels at home within the organisation in a short span of time.
  • Commencement of efficient working in the establishment.
  • Support and guidance more approachable, helps in morale boost up of the workforce.
  • Having an amigo for specific and complex discussions is another breakthrough for the progress of the concern.

What do we do…

  • We try to get to the bottom of the organisations requirements.
  • Locate areas of improvement and draw concrete step wise plans to overcome listed shortcomings.
  • Our emphasis is on the development approach of the trainee towards the correspondence of his personal and organisational goals.
  • Our programs are fundamentally structured for administrative level employees.
  • We encourage one-to-one interaction to level up with each and every personnel of the concern.
  • Assists in identifying areas of weakness and framing improvement strategies to overcome them.

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