What we have done for ourselves alone dies with us. What we have done for others and the world remains and is immortal. Albert Pine
TIME's Mentoring Program has a number of varied benefits, however the key purpose is to develop and retain leadership potential with a view to enhancing career development and satisfaction.
A mentor should offer a range of (non-conflicting) business-skills and experience that enables them to offer advice and perspective to the Mentee.
Sharing their wisdom and support creates opportunities that may not otherwise be available to the Mentee. This includes increased visibility and possible access to networks (part of the essential communication skills) including networking with other Mentees.
A mentor will hold their Mentee accountable and will offer challenging ideas that will inspire the Mentee. Quote from Zoran Panzich, Mentor on program 3:"Being a mentor in the TIME program this year was not only a very gratifying experience but also a very valuable learning exercise for myself.Working with the future leaders of the industry with their own self development plans, both personal & professional, really assisted me in gaining a better understanding of how the next generation thinks and what their expectations are for the future....and I know this will only help me in becoming a better leader overall.It was also very rewarding to see the personal growth & change in my mentee! It's such a great feeling when you can share your experiences and others gain from it."
Pointing out behaviours that will inhibit the progress of the Mentee is also part of the mentor’s role along with helping to build their self-confidence through praise, encouragement and constructive feedback.
Prospective Mentors complete an Application Form/Expression of Interest which is submitted to the TIME Committee for appraisal and approval.
Benefits to the Industry and to an organisation
OUTCOMES from the Program for Mentors
To take the next step in becoming a Mentor click here to download the Mentor Expression of Interest form.

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