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From sifting through resumes to interviewing candidates, the hiring process can be long and arduous. Now that you have found the right person for the job, you still have one more task to complete before congratulating yourself on a job well done. Help ensure your new employee’s future success by pairing them with a mentor.
Establishing a mentoring program for new employees can pay off big for your shop. Not only does the new employee benefit from the relationship but your shop and the mentor also profit from the experience. Read on to learn how mentoring can be a catalyst for success.
A mentor is a person who provides guidance, advice and knowledge to a co-worker with less experience. It can be helpful for the mentor to be in the same job or to have previously held the position that the new employee is starting. That way, the mentor will understand the job demands that the new employee is facing and can better counsel them.
Smoother and easier adjustment to new position.
Reduced learning curve.
Opportunity to learn the shop culture and how things are done.
Professional growth opportunities.
Increased chances for education and learning.
Encouragement to take charge of career path.
Chance to build skills needed for success in new role.
Networking opportunities – chance to meet new people in the shop.
Development of leadership and management skills.
Opportunity to improve communication skills.
Chance to give back to the profession.
Increased job satisfaction as a result of helping others.
Transfer of critical knowledge from seasoned veterans to new employees.
Positive work environment and increased morale for all employees.
New hires that are knowledgeable and productive in a shorter amount of time.
Improved productivity when new employee can ask mentor questions and get back to work.
Reduced employee turnover.
Useful recruiting tool - promote the mentoring program as a perk of working at your shop.