Mentoring Future Leaders
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<strong>Mentoring</strong> <strong>Future</strong> <strong>Leaders</strong><br />
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35.I put people at ease that discussion of emotive issues<br />
and <strong> </strong><br />
self-doubts is okay.<br />
36.By posing alternative views and playing devil’s advocate,<br />
I<strong> </strong><br />
help others to analyse why they are following a certain <strong> </strong><br />
course of action or have made a particular decision.<br />
37.I try to introduce relevant facts into discussions so that <strong> </strong><br />
plans and goals can be realistic and achievable.<br />
38.I put people in contact with the right resources in order to <strong> </strong><br />
find the information they need.<br />
39.When someone is enthusiastic about embarking on a<br />
new <strong> </strong><br />
course of action which does not appear to further his/her <strong> </strong><br />
goals, I encourage him/her to remain focused.<br />
40.When others learn and implement new skills or <strong> </strong><br />
knowledge, I ensure that I give them feedback on an<strong> </strong><br />
ongoing basis.<br />
41.When someone tries out a new skill or applies new <strong> </strong><br />
knowledge, I allow them to do so without interfering in<strong> </strong><br />
their actions.<br />
42.I discuss both the confidence and the doubts people<br />
have <strong> </strong><br />
about their ability to do well in the work environment.<br />
43.The way in which people go about pursuing goals is <strong> </strong><br />
important and I try to guide them in the process as well<br />
as <strong> </strong><br />
the outcome.<br />
44.I give verbal feedback and check the accuracy of my <strong> </strong><br />
understanding during discussions.<br />
45.I encourage others to verbally acknowledge their own<strong> </strong><br />
© Learning achievements Link International<strong> </strong> and skills.<br />
April 2005<br />
SCORING KEY: Seldom <strong> </strong><br />
= 1 Sometimes <strong> </strong><br />
= 2 More often than not = 3 Almost always<br />
= 4<br />
BEHAVIOUR 1 2 3<br />
Module 2 - Focus on Mentors and<br />
Mentees<br />
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