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Intelligent Mentoring : How IBM Creates Value through People, Knowledge, and Relationships

ISBN: 9780137130849 | 0137130848
Edition: 1st
Format: Hardcover
Publisher: IBM Press
Pub. Date: 11/11/2008

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SummaryTable of ContentsAuthor Biography
Audrey J. Murrell is Associate Professor of Business Administration, Psychology, and Public and International Affairs at the University of Pittsburgh Katz/CBA School of Business, and Director of the David Berg Center for Ethics and Leadership.

How to Use Mentoring to Drive Maximum Competitive Advantage Techniques and lessons from IBMrs"s world-class mentoring programs-for every business and HR leader, strategist, Chief Learning Officer, consultant, trainer, and scholar "A crucial part of my job is to help develop a... MORE
Forewordp. xvii
Acknowledgmentsp. xxi
About the Authorsp. xxiii
Introducing IBM's Mentoring Portfoliop. 1
Mentoring Transformationsp. 4
IBM's Challengep. 5
IBM's Responsep. 9
Creating a Mentoring Portfoliop. 13
Contributions of Intelligent Mentoringp. 16
Referencesp. 19
Orga... MOREp. 23
Overview: Revitalizing Mentoringp. 24
Creating a Mentoring Hybridp. 26
IBM Revitalizes Mentoringp. 27
Linking Mentoring to Organizational Intelligencep. 30
Attracting and Recruiting Talentp. 31
Socializing of Employeesp. 33
Accessing Knowledge and Expertisep. 34
Supporting Knowledge Retentionp. 36
Sustaining a Knowledge-Resilient Culturep. 38
Developing a Portfolio of Experiential Learning Opportunitiesp. 40
Experiential Learning Opportunities in the Futurep. 43
Referencesp. 47
Organizational Intelligence: Fostering Communities of Knowledgep. 51
Overviewp. 52
Learning through Communities of Practicep. 53
Building Communities of Practice at IBMp. 55
A Mentoring Solutionp. 57
Mentoring as Communities of Practicep. 58
Lessons Learned from IBM's Mentoring Communitiesp. 63
Mentoring Across Boundariesp. 64
Strengthening Relational Competenciesp. 66
Fostering Meaningful Collaborationp. 68
Mentoring Communities and the Futurep. 69
Valuing Communityp. 70
"THINK"ing at IBMp. 70
Who Said an Elephant Can't Learn to Dance?p. 71
Referencesp. 72
Connecting People: Creating Meaningful Engagementp. 75
Moving from Isolation to Engagementp. 76
The Benefits of Engaged Employeesp. 76
Challenges for Engaging a Globally Dispersed Workforcep. 78
Mentoring, Technology, and Connecting Peoplep. 80
Creating Access to Peoplep. 81
Creating Access to Informationp. 82
Creating Access to Virtual Communitiesp. 84
Example of an IBM Best Practice: Group Speed Mentoringp. 86
Engaging Employees through Mentoring-Lessons Learnedp. 90
Technology as a Tool, Not a Panaceap. 91
Holding Managers Accountablep. 91
Some Final Engaging Thoughtsp. 92
Referencesp. 93
Connecting People: Mentoring as a Tool for Diversity and Inclusionp. 97
The Importance of Connecting Among Differencep. 98
The Workforce of the Future Is Herep. 99
Diversity as a Business Imperativep. 101
Enhancing Diversity: Why Mentoring Mattersp. 103
Connecting within Diversity at IBMp. 105
Mentoring Based on Affinitiesp. 109
Group Mentoring via Diversity Networksp. 110
Asian Diversity Network Group at IBMp. 112
Looking Toward the Futurep. 116
Referencesp. 121
Connecting People: Using Mentoring to Signal Value in Peoplep. 125
The Power of Value in Peoplep. 126
What Employees Expect-A Relational Viewp. 128
Employees' Perceptions of Organizational Supportp. 131
How Organizational Leaders Can "Signal Support"p. 133
Using Reverse Mentoring to Signal Supportp. 136
Respect for the Individualp. 138
Support for Employee Developmentp. 139
Collaboration across Differencep. 140
Preventing Career Derailment: A Plan for Successp. 141
Reverse Mentoring: Signaling Value in People across IBMp. 144
Reverse Mentoring in the United Statesp. 145
Reverse Mentoring in Finlandp. 146
Reverse Mentoring in Latin Americap. 148
Looking Toward the Future-Multigenerational Collaborationp. 151
Lessons Learned-Signaling Ethics and Integrityp. 153
Referencesp. 155
Business Impact: Using Mentoring to Deliver Value for Competitive Advantagep. 159
Adding Value through Mentoringp. 160
Mentoring Solutions as High-Performance Work Practices (HPWP)p. 161
Enduring Skills Help to Create Competitive Advantagep. 165
Developing a Balanced View of "Value Added"p. 167
Dangle the Carrot-IBM's Marketing Group Mentoring Awardp. 172
Lessons Learned-Adding Value and Sustaining Business Impactp. 176
Referencesp. 177
Business Impact: Using Mentoring Solutions to Solve "Wicked Problems"p. 181
Mentoring as a Strategic Solutionp. 182
Using Mentoring to Solve "Wicked Problems"p. 184
Global Talent Management as a "Wicked Problem"p. 187
Mentoring: On the Manufacturing Floor to the Technical Labsp. 191
Black Technical Leaders Forum (BTLF)p. 193
Building a Global Knowledge Community-South Africa's Cross-Geography Mentoring Initiativep. 197
Lessons Learned-Sustaining Business Impact via Strategic Mentoring Solutionsp. 203
Some Final Thoughts-The Impact of Intelligent Mentoringp. 205
Referencesp. 207
Indexp. 209
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Audrey J. Murrell is Associate Professor of Business Administration, Psychology, and Public and International Affairs at the University of Pittsburgh Katz/CBA School of Business, and Director of the David Berg Center for Ethics and Leadership.


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