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EPISODE · May 6, 2021 · 40 MIN

TILP37: What is Reverse Mentoring?

from The Innovative Leader · host David Phillips & Christy Geiger

In this episode, Christy and David talk about reverse mentoring and what it means in a 4.0 organization. They discuss what it means, its difference from traditional mentoring, and why you should practice it as a leader. What is reverse mentoring? Reverse mentoring is about creating space for the younger and less- seasoned people in an organization to mentor the older generation. It involves more topic-based mentoring where you’re open to learning from the new people in the organization as a leader. Why do reverse mentoring? Reverse mentoring allows you as the leader to equalize the relationship between you and employees, which leads to better communication and a direct connection at all levels of the organization. It also creates space for diversity and inclusion and its tangible value. How to get started. To build a mentoring process, try a series of things like starting a presentation day, having a challenge, practicing humble leadership, and even getting someone like a millennial summer intern to help people in the organization learn. Listen in to understand the value of practicing reverse mentoring for the organization. employees, and you as the leader.

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