The value of mentors....with Katie Viviers

Katie Viviers has used mentoring throughout her career to progress from working as a genetic counsellor to the CEO of a private specialist centre. Listen in as she walks us through her career and how the support of her long-standing mentor made the transition from clinical work, to a leadership role possible.Katie’s experience with a number of mentors, sheds light on the invaluable dynamics of mentor-mentee relationships at different points in your career. <br/> Lisa and Katie explore:·      The qualities that make a good mentor·      The importance of diversity of thought in mentoring·      The benefits of having multiple mentors, and ·      The significance of being open to opportunities. Katie now reciprocates the support she received, by mentoring others. Through being a mentor herself she shares the importance of setting expectations and understanding the context of the person you're mentoring. [END SHOW NOTES]At The Culture Ministry we know how challenging and lonely it can be working in Diversity and Inclusion, and how progress is often slow. <br/><br/> You might be just getting started in Diversity and Inclusion, or you might be on your way. The Culture Ministry is here to help you with your Diversity and Inclusion progress. Go to https://www.thecultureministry.com/ to learn more<br/><br/> If you enjoyed this episode and maybe learnt something please share with your friends on social media, give a 5 star rating on Apple podcasts and leave a comment. This makes it easier for others to find A Dog Called Diversity. <br/><br/>A Dog Called Diversity is proud to be featured on Feedspot's 20 Best Diversity And Inclusion Podcasts <br/><br/>Thanks for listening. Follow us on LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook.