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The Effects of Mentoring Network Characteristicson Mentoring Functions for Protgs in an Organization

Abstract

Drawing on mentoring theory and social network theory, this study investigates the effectiveness of mentoring networks. The purpose of this study is to examine the relationships between mentoring network characteristics and the career-related as well as psychosocial functions received from mentoring networks. Additionally, we argue that the embeddedness perspective and the diversity perspective on the effects of social capital do not conflict with one another and that integrated networks combining embedded and diverse ties tend to be more beneficial to mentoring functions. We tested, in a sample of 127 military officers, hypotheses regarding the effects of mentoring network characteristics (tie strength, network size, and network range) on mentoring functions. Tie strength and range significantly and positively related to two mentoring functions. Results supported the perspective that individuals can benefit from simultaneously having strong ties and broad range in their mentoring networks. However, our expectations concerning the relationship between size and mentoring functions were not supported.

keywords
Mentoring Networks, Social Network, Mentoring Functions, Career Functions, Psychosocial Functions, 멘토링 네트워크, 사회 네트워크, 멘토링 기능, 경력기능, 심리사회기능최근 지식정보화 시대에 접어들면서 인재를 어떻게 확보하고, 육성하고, 지속적으로 관리하는가의 문제가 기업들의 주요 관심사가 되었다. 인재 개발과 관련하여, 구인이나 구직, 기술혁신, 경력성공 등 다양한 조직 맥락에서 인적 자본 외에도 ‘사회적 자본(social capital)’개념이 강력한 성공요인으로 관심을 끌고 있다(Adler & Kwon, 2002). 사회적 자본이란, Mentoring Networks, Social Network, Mentoring Functions, Career Functions, Psychosocial Functions

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Drawing on mentoring theory and social network theory this study investigates the effectiveness of mentoring networks The purpose of this study is to examine the relationships between mentoring network characteristics and the career-related as well as psychosocial functions received from mentoring networks we argue that the embeddedness perspective and the diversity perspective on the effects of social capital do not conflict with one another and that integrated networks combining embedded and diverse ties tend to be more beneficial to mentoring functions,

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Drawing on mentoring theory and social network theory this study investigates the effectiveness of mentoring networks The purpose of this study is to examine the relationships between mentoring network characteristics and the career-related as well as psychosocial functions received from mentoring networks we argue that the embeddedness perspective and the diversity perspective on the effects of social capital do not conflict with one another and that integrated networks combining embedded and diverse ties tend to be more beneficial to mentoring functions,

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