180 th PACIFIC COAST ROVER CREW Mentorship Scouts Canada National AGM November 16 th , 2013

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180th PACIFIC COAST ROVER CREW

MentorshipScouts Canada National AGM

November 16th, 2013

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Agenda

• Introductions• Why We Mentor• Our Mentoring Process

INTRODUCTIONS



Aaron D'Souza Abigail SyyongAdrian Chow Andrew WallworkBlaise Wong Brandon MaCalvin Cheng Charlie Ni

Clarice Fu Darren ShumDavid Yuan Elaine Au

Eli Chan Eric CheungEmily Wan Harrison KwanHoward So Kevin Li

Kevin Kwong Kenald YuKarina Lee Karen Tse

Karen Wong James NgJackson Li Lauren TangLeon Yuen Mark Burge

Nick Pearson Nicole LoboPaul Leung Pinky AuShirvin Lee Sophia Yip

Stephanie Fribance Valerie SiuVictor Chan Vivian Chan


Why We Mentor


Sweet Spots

SweetSpot!

Career/SchoolCrew &Scouts Canada

Interests, Strengths


Our Mentoring Process


Our PDP Process

• Goal Setting• Annual Cycle• Our Learnings

Your profession

Your goals


Goal Setting


Importance of goal setting

• Harvard Business School Study• Asked students in the MBA

program: “Have you set clear, written goals for your future and made plans to accomplish them?”

McCormack M.H., 1986


3%

13%

84%

有目標、有記錄

有目標、沒有記錄

沒有目標、沒有記錄

$20,000

$10,000

30,000 x 10 = $300,000

Have written goals

NO goals

Have goals, but not written down

Importance of goal setting


Goal Setting

• Using the Venn Diagram model, we help our Rovers set goals based on:– Needs of the organization– Individual wants

• Supports the holistic approach• SMART Goals


Accountability

• Letting someone know that you are working on a goal increases the chances of it being achieved

• Mentors hold the mentees accountable for their commitments


Annual Cycle


Annual Cycle

February Review Goals

September Goal Setting

June Evaluate &

Reflect

Ongoing Dialogue

Ongoing Dialogue

Ongoing Dialogue


Our Learnings


Our Learnings

• We are not experts.• Developing new mentoring techniques

– Asking the right questions• The foundation of an effective mentoring

relationship starts with trust– Takes a lot of time to earn and sustain

• Trust Equation


SI

R T =

CaC

Self Interest

Caring

Reliability

Credibility

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+

Trust


Our Learnings

• Every PDP is unique, tailor built for each Rover

• It takes years to become a good mentor– Mentors have support networks


Questions?Contact us at [email protected]

180 th PACIFIC COAST ROVER CREW Mentorship Scouts Canada National AGM November 16 th , 2013

Documents

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julyshort term goal

written goals

pianoschool long term

difficulty of goals

similar goals

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