D.E.V.A. for the Mentee: Quick Reference Flipcards
$15.00
This DEVA card set is designed for the mentee, to help them use questions to identify their goals and identify the support they would like to get from the mentoring.
D.E.V.A.™ provides you with a wide range of questions to help you:
1. Consider what goals you want to achieve, what support you would like from your mentor, and how to get the most value from the mentoring meetings, and
2. Ask the mentor to clarify, prompt, explore and/or verify the mentoring discussion and the comments and advice they give you.
The D.E.V.A.™ model has two Question Banks (question examples), one for your own use to reflect on what is important and what you want to achieve, and one for questions to ask your mentor during the mentoring conversation.
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