Description
A 4-step strategy to determine and understand how your communication style influences your mentoring relationships.
‘My Style’ Communication Inventory Tool
$25.00
This inventory tool will help you determine your traits and ways of behaving or responding in certain situations. The ‘My Style’ Inventory consists of 4 steps which will assist you in identifying your core communication characteristics and how these influence your mentoring relationships. The more information you and your mentoring partner have about each other, the more likely your partnership will be of value and highly successful.
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