Don't lose knowledge when employees walk out the door. Here are three ways mentoring can help with the problematic brain drain.

To build a communication cycle for your mentoring program, you should consider three factors: focus, rhythm, and frequency.

There is a growing need to engage workers in meaningful collaboration and to share wisdom that only comes as the result of experience, which is where mentoring fits.

Curious how people view mentoring? In this River blog, Randy Emelo shares how and why different generations view mentoring the way they do.

Want more inquisitive and innovative learners in your company? Foster their curiosity and encourage them to ask deeper questions.

Mentoring is meant to be a learning relationship where both parties benefit from spirited sharing. To get the most from your mentoring experience, you must fully engage with one another.

We all know how difficult it is to find the time to complete tasks associated with our daily work duties, much less to find time for voluntary activities such as mentoring. So why do people do ...

Learn how to set REAL goals and get ideas you can use in your mentoring relationships and mentoring training.

Consider REAL goals for professional development, not SMART goals. This can be an especially important part of mentee and mentor training.

Author Randy Emelo describes his history with mentoring and his passion for modernizing the approach for professional mentoring programs.

Don't squander your company know-how. Get tips for how to use workplace mentoring programs to tap into employee knowledge before it walks out the door.

Mentoring to help with productivity? Genius! People can learn from their peers and colleagues as a way to address skill gaps and learning needs.

For mentoring, view experts along a learning continuum. This helps build the pool of potential mentors available in an organization.

Discover 4 distinct styles of collaboration within virtual mentoring & social learning groups that impact how people work and learn together.

For a successful mentoring relationship of any type, try using these four phrases with your mentee or mentor.