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Which is right for me: executive coaching or mentoring? |
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Mentoring is holistic and takes account of the
broad implications of the executive's career whereas executive coaching
identifies and develops specific leadership skills, strategies and
relationships.
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A mentor contributes freely and often from their
extensive leadership and management experience whereas an executive coach has
not necessarily held a senior leadership position.
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Mentoring often takes place over an extended
period of time whereas coaching takes place over a set period, typically from 6
to 12 months.
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Mentoring provides the space for the executive
to reflect on what they have learnt and to think through the issues they need
to deal with. Executive coaches focus
on the specific skills and strategies the executive needs to learn and apply in
immediate and practical ways.
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A mentoring program is – or should be – managed
by the person being mentored (the mentee)
whereas an executive coaching program is managed by the executive coach and the
person being coached.
· Executive coaching and mentoring programs can be
facilitated internally with excellent outcomes.
However, to enable a manager or executive to be completely trusting and
unreserved about disclosures, there are times when an executive coaching or
mentoring program is best facilitated by an external executive coaching firm.
Lynne Lloyd
People Results
Telephone 1300 167 981
People Results is a leading provider of customised executive coaching, mentoring and talent development programs. A People Results’Executive Coaching or Mentoring Program ensures that leaders and emerging leaders are developing the enhanced capabilities and confidence to reach and exceed their personal, team and organisational goals. Find out more and/or contact us at www.peopleresults.com.au.
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