What are some things you all are doing to get more leader participation as mentors within your mentorship program?

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HR Manager7 days ago

Link the outcomes to employee survey results and colleague growth. Also being clear on the time commitments.

HR Manager in Healthcare and Biotech6 months ago

We have an inclusion goal on our yearly performance review and being a mentor is one of the ways to achieve the goal. 

HR Manager6 months ago

getting a few people to be champions of it.... for instance our CHRO is a mentor and talks about his experience often.

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