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Sharing As A Mentor
Sharing As A Mentor
Sharing As A Mentor
Mentoring
Journey
Alvin Angjaya
WHAT’S THE RIGHT MINDSET WHEN
YOU WANT TO DO MENTORING?
The Right Mindset
LONG TERM
1. You can’t rush relationship
2. It’s not a job, it’s an opportunity to create long lasting and genuine relationship
3. Thinking long term will make you invest in the mentoring more, the drive to
make this work will be higher
WHAT KIND OF SUPPORT
MATTERS AS A
MENTOR?
Types of Mentees
Key word: highlight benefit Keep the engagement and Be a friend, focus on keeping
of the mentoring, shows you constant sharing them engaged and interested,
how you can give the pivoting with more casual
benefits approach
8
Roles of Mentors
First Interaction
Create a safe environment zone, we want the mentee to be comfortable coming to talk to I’m here to help you, to
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you (maintain energy level) be your friend
Get to know the mentee background, to also get an understanding of what type of person theyHow do you perceive
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are and how they react or tackle situations. this..?
Remember, there is no one-size-fits-all mindset towards mentoring and sometimes a mentoring style must be adapted
to have a better result
Which one you think would make the couple
relationship more sustainable?
Scenario #1 Scenario #2
Celebrate big events, do surprises, but only Frequent quality time, little things matter,
few quality times and less attention to detail but not big events, no surprises, no fine
dining
Which one you think would make the
mentoring relationship more sustainable?
Scenario #1 Scenario #2
Mentoring sessions, but no communication Once or twice formal mentoring sessions,
outside sessions but frequent communication outside
sessions
MENTORING JOURNEY
We are too focus 1st Session 2nd Session 3rd Session 4th Session Most of the
on this part! knowledge and
experience sharing
happened in
The in-between check ins: sessions
- WA Texts, Sending Memes
- Hangout
- Late night calls, Curhat But in-betweens
build relationship
We most of the times neglected this part!
“People come to mentoring for the knowledge and
experience, but they all stay because of the relationship.”
Active Listening
Scenario #1 Scenario #2
Mentoring sessions, but no communication Once or twice formal mentoring sessions,
outside sessions but frequent communication outside
sessions
Give Feedbacks
O I L O
Goal Setting
Scenario #1 Scenario #2
Mentoring sessions, but no communication Once or twice formal mentoring sessions,
outside sessions but frequent communication outside
sessions
Potential Impact to you can give to Mentee, Potential
impact you can have, testimony from Mentee
Scenario #1 Scenario #2
Mentoring sessions, but no communication Once or twice formal mentoring sessions,
outside sessions but frequent communication outside
sessions
QUESTIONS?
Thank You