Mentoring 2.0: A Practitioner’s Guide to Changing Lives

Mentors are magical people.

They can potentially transform ordinary folks into amazing icons of achievement.

This book is a guide to the mentoring process, the key aspects of the practice of mentoring, and the snares and snags to look out for. It takes a systematic look at all aspects of getting the best out of being a mentor and having one to guide you. The book covers e-mentoring, evaluating mentoring, and designing and setting up mentoring schemes within organizations.

Several real-life cases and examples, drawn from the author’s decades of experience, practice and research, are cited in the book. It is an invaluable guide for top executives, senior managers, educationalists as well as faculty and students of business schools and institutions of higher learning, including any person, young or old, seeking a mentor.