Four Pillers of mentorship by Debasree saha.pptx
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This document discusses the four pillars of mentorship: trust, confidentiality, communication, and courage. It provides guidance on how to build each pillar. Trust is built through honesty, respect, transparency, and keeping commitments. Confidentiality is built by agreeing on boundaries and demonstrating integrity. Communication is built by being present, timely, a good listener, and providing thoughtful responses. Courage is built when mentees ask clarifying questions and provide specific feedback, and when facing challenges by considering potential outcomes.
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- 2. Four Pillers of mentorship Name - Debasree saha
- 3. What is mentorship? Mentoring is a fundamental form of human development where one person invests time, energy and personal know - how assisting the growth and ability of another person. • Mentor is defined as someone who guides another to greater success.
- 4. The Four Pillars of mentorship • Every interaction with mentor/mentee presents an opportunity to either build or erode the mentoring relationship. A productive mentoring relationship is supported by four pillars: trust, confidentiality, communication and courage.
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- 6. Confidentiality How To Build • Agree on boundaries and do not cross them • Before agreeing to be in a mentorship relationship, be candid about confidentiality principles and boundaries • Be open to sharing and discussion that isn't directly tied to your goals • Demonstrate your belief in confidentiality by acting with integrity with all information that is confidential, regardless of the relationship Specific action can take • Demonstrate your understanding of what is confidential by clarifying what "is and is off the record" at the conclusion of mentorship sessions • Seek your mentors approval to share information with others • Immediately share if confidentiality has be inadvertently broken • Clarify when a topic seems to be headed in a direction where confidentiality may not be able to be protected
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