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Everyone Needs a Mentor: Fostering Talent in Your Organisation
by David Clutterbuck	ISBN:1843980541
CIPD Enterprises 2004 (190 pages)
Mentoring is the most cost-efficient and sustainable method of developing talent within an organization. This book shows how set up, run and maintain a mentoring program, from selecting and matching mentors and mentees to measuring results.

Table of Contents
	Everyone Needs a Mentor—Fostering Talent in Your Organisation, 4th Edition
	Preface
	Part 1 - Introduction
	Chapter 1	-	The What and Why of Mentoring
	Part 2 - Establishing a Mentoring Programme
	Chapter 2	-	Models and Methods Of Mentoring
	Chapter 3	-	How Formal Should The Mentoring Programme Be?
	Chapter 4	-	Making the Case for Mentoring
	Chapter 5	-	What Makes an Effective Mentor, an Effective Mentee?
	Chapter 6	-	Matching Mentors and Mentees
	Chapter 7	-	Setting Up The Mentoring Programme
	Part 3 - Managing Mentoring Programmes and Relationships
	Chapter 8	-	Beginning the Mentoring Relationship
	Chapter 9	-	Standards for Mentoring Programmes
	Chapter 10	-	Peer and Reverse Mentoring
	Chapter 11	-	Phases of the Mentoring Relationship
	Chapter 12	-	Problems of Mentoring Programmes and Relationships
	Part 4 - Specific Mentoring Issues
	Chapter 13	-	Graduate Mentoring
	Chapter 14	-	Diversity Mentoring
	Chapter 15	-	Executive Mentoring
	Chapter 16	-	E-mentoring
	Part 5 - Conclusion
	Chapter 17	-	Final Issues
	Appendix 1	-	The Evolution of Modern Mentoring
	Appendix 2	-	Making the Business Case
	Bibliography
	Index
	List of Figures
	List of Tables
	List of Sidebars