Benefits of a structured strengths-basedmentoring program
Why Mentoring? Our staff are our most valuable asset. In the current economic climate, our ability to actively engage, develop and support them has never been more critical.
Potential organisational goals a program
Engagement
Reduce attrition
Improve Well-being
Leader as coach/mentor
Working and leading from home
Personal development through self-audit
Strength’s approach
Create Psychological Safety
Break down silos
Mentor benefits
Personal fulfilment and enhanced job satisfaction.
Improve leadership and management skills, as well as improve coaching techniques.
Improve communication skills, especially listening and emotional intelligence.
Create awareness around personal bias, especially “fix-it biases”.
Learn to be a role model and developer of potential leaders.
Exposure to fresh perspectives
Take a sense of pride in mentees’ achievements.
Understand blind spots
Organisational benefits
Increase employee retention.
Organisational self-learning 70:20:10
Improve motivation.
Improve psychological safety and well-being.
Improve trust and engagement.
Build bench strength.
Improve productivity.
Break down silos.
Facilitation of change management
Share company values.
Identify future potential.
Enhance skills of leaders
Capture fresh ideas.
Breeding and nurturing corporate culture.
Benefits of a structured strengths-based mentoring program
Mentee benefits
Build self-efficacy, self-confidence, and resilience.
Develop a growth mindset.
Grow self-awareness and learn to reflect.
Build a can-do attitude.
Career guidance
Develop a personal brand.
Safe place to be curious and explore feedback.
Gain corporate wisdom from a mentor.
Learn to take a wider perspective.
Learn to be independent and self- reliant.
Learn to fail to learn and grow.
How to use language
How to create personal bandwidth
Understand personal strengths in detail.
Enhance job satisfaction.
Develop relationships.
A supportive environment to workshop ideas and conversations