Improving Employee Engagement through Structured Mentoring
OVERVIEW
You’ve
seen the numbers. According to Gallup, up to 85% of the global workforce
is not engaged, and over 21% of
those not engaged are actively disengaged. In addition, according to Willis Towers Watson, more
than 25% of employees
expect to leave their current job within the next two years. Lack of engagement
is frequently cited as a contributing factor.
Lack
of engagement puts a drag on morale, image and reputation, and ultimately,
sales and revenue. Employee turnover produces additional cost burdens
associated with recruiting, selecting, training, and retaining new employees.
On the other hand, a fully engaged and satisfied workforce translates into
loyal clients and sustained sales growth.
While
the solution may seem obvious, it has proven difficult to implement in
practice. There are several reasons for this, which we will go into during the
course of the webinar. The good news is that some of the most effective
approaches for dealing with employee disengagement are based on a simple
premise: meeting basic human needs. And at the top of the list are recognition, growth and contribution.
This
webinar will show you how to create a culture in which every employee becomes a
mentor to someone else, thereby not only raising the level of engagement, but
overall satisfaction as well. It is called structured mentoring
programme, which addresses the
shortfalls typically associated with traditional mentoring, which tends to be
more unstructured and ad hoc.
WHY
SHOULD YOU ATTEND
The
cost of employee disengagement is growing, putting a drain on all aspects of
your enterprise, whether it be commercial, public, or nonprofit. On the other hand,
the benefits of creating and sustaining a culture of growth and contribution
through a structured mentoring programme are significant.
These include: increased employee attraction, engagement,
satisfaction, and retention; increased innovation through the generation of new
ideas at the working level; increased revenues, profits, customer satisfaction,
and market share.
This
webinar is based on over 13 years of university-based research and direct
application in organizations of all sizes, spanning the public, private and
non-profit sectors all around the globe. Help your organization become part of
the top 15 percent by
having a fully engaged workforce.
AREAS
COVERED
Learn
how to:
- Prepare
an initial strategy and plan for creating and sustaining a structured
mentoring programme
- Optimize
your employee mentoring program and help each employee grow by
contributing to others as a teacher, mentor, and coach
- Help
your employees develop key skills for becoming better mentors and mentees
- Gain
executive leadership “buy-in” and support by helping them become model
mentors and mentees
- Link
mentoring outcomes to improved employee attraction, engagement,
satisfaction, and retention
- Reinforce
the mentoring mindset through training, recognition, and reward
You’ll
also receive a proven list of do’s and don’ts of mentoring programs in the
workplace.
Whatever
your starting point is, you’ll leave this webinar equipped to take mentoring
and employee engagement in your organization to progressively higher levels.
LEARNING
OBJECTIVES
- Understand
the principles of a structured mentoring programme and how they differ
from those of traditional mentoring
- Formulate
an initial strategy to create and sustain a mentoring mindset across your
entire enterprise
- Understand
the importance of trust and how best to cultivate it (hint: “less is
more”)
- How
to plan and implement a structured mentoring program for your organization
- How
to track employee engagement and make adjustments along the way
WHO
WILL BENEFIT
- CXOs,
especially CEOs and Chief Learning Officers
- HR
- Employee
Development Program Directors and Managers
- Program
and Project Managers
- Team
Leaders
- Supervisors
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