Index
Mentorship-driven Talent Management
ISBN: 978-1-78973-692-2, eISBN: 978-1-78973-691-5
Publication date: 12 June 2020
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(2020), "Index", Kumar, P. and Budhwar, P. (Ed.) Mentorship-driven Talent Management, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 229-233. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78973-691-520201013
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Copyright © 2020 Payal Kumar & Pawan Budhwar
INDEX
Academic research
, 49–50, 55
Akij Group
, 181–183
A. K. Khan Group
, 178–179
Antecedents
, 50
Anwar Group
, 176–177
Balanced Score Card and Quality Management
, 154
Bangladesh. See also Paternalistic mentoring
, 170
family firms
, 173, 186–190
institutional mentoring
, 171
paternalistic mentoring
, 171
private sector
, 172
resources
, 173
tobacco
, 181
Bangladesh Export Import Company (BEXIMCO) Group
, 183–184
Barriers, mentoring
accounting profession
, 114
business expansion
, 116
country culture
, 116
educational qualifications
, 114–115
employee turnover
, 115–116
family responsibilities
, 115
firm culture
, 115
work, definition
, 115
Boards of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISEs)
, 217
Career mentoring
, 45, 128, 135, 136, 142
China–Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC)
, 215
Chittagong Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCCI)
, 178
Coaching
cross-cultural
, 196, 208
executives and individuals
, 196
India
, 196–203
intercultural
, 203–207
Conceptual model
, 55–58
Confirmatory factor analysis (CFA)
, 95, 136
Cross-cultural coaching
, 196, 208
Cross-cultural conflict resolution
, 205–206
Cultural quotient (CQ)
, 203–204
Culture
, 127, 128, 140
intelligence
, 203–204
metacognition
, 204
Descriptive statistics
, 95–97
Digital renewal
, 155, 166
Diversification
, 176
Drinking norms
alcohol misuse
, 91–92, 95
alcohol use
, 90
conformity drinking motives
, 92, 95
control variables
, 95
moral disengagement
, 92–95
practical implications
, 100–101
procedures
, 94
research
, 101–102
sample
, 94
social cognitive theory
, 90
theoretical implications
, 99–100
theoretical model
, 89
Family firms
, 172
apprenticeship
, 190
developmental complexity
, 188–189
entrepreneurial approach
, 186–187
family feuds
, 187
female successors
, 189
formal and informal mentoring
, 187–188
Joint Stock Commission Bangladesh
, 176
main/traditional mentor
, 190
mentoring
, 173, 188
paternalistic mentoring
, 186
power inequality
, 186
Stock Exchange
, 176
succession planning
, 187
successors
, 186
traditional vs. modern mentoring
, 189
Family-owned accounting practices
, 121
Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FBCCI)
, 178
Femininity
, 12
Formal mentoring
, 69
Globalization
, 208
Hierarchical regression analysis
, 136, 138
Higher Education Commission (HEC)
, 217
High power distance
, 171, 172, 186, 190
Human resource management (HRM)
, 1, 11
cultural values
, 11
femininity
, 12–13
individualism-collectivism
, 11–12
masculinity
, 12–13
power distance index
, 13–14
reforms
, 46–47
uncertainty avoidance index
, 12
Hypothesis testing
, 97–99, 136–138
Indian socio-cultural context
, 151–152
Indonesia
communication
, 34
continuous competency development
, 32
formalization
, 30
gift giving
, 35
high power distance context
, 26, 28–29
mentoring effectiveness
, 34
organizations. See Organizations
performance criteria
, 31
power distance
, 35
qualitative research
, 29
semi-structured interviews
, 30
shadowing process
, 30
social exchange theory
, 27–28
social networks
, 32
telephone interviewing
, 29
training
, 34
Ineffective mentoring relationships
darker side
, 10
definitions
, 8–9
dysfunctional mentoring relationships
, 7, 10
mentoring outcomes
, 7, 10
mentor intent
, 10
negative mentoring relationships
, 7, 10
range of experiences
, 10
relationship termination
, 10
Informal mentoring
, 44–46, 69, 170, 171
employees
, 187–188
family members
, 188
Integrity perceptions
, 78
Intercultural coaching
cross-cultural conflict resolution
, 205–206
cultural intelligence
, 203–204
cultural metacognition
, 204
cultural quotient (CQ)
, 203–204
intercultural competence
, 204
intercultural sensitivity
, 204–205
Intercultural competence
, 204
Intercultural conflict resolution
, 205
Intercultural sensitivity
, 12, 204–205
International Coach Federation
, 196
Intrinsic satisfaction
, 78
Japan
academic research
, 49–50, 55
antecedents
, 50
career-related mentoring
, 45
conceptual model
, 55–58
current mentoring situation
, 47–49
developmental network
, 54–55
human resource management reforms
, 46–47
informal mentoring
, 44–46
Japanese-style human resource management (HRM)
, 44
mentoring consequences
, 50–53
on-the job training (OJT)
, 45
oyabun–kobun mentoring
, 45–46
sempai–kohai mentoring
, 45–46
theory and practice
, 58–59
work–family issues
, 53–54
Joint Stock Commission Bangladesh
, 176
Key performance indicators (KPIs)
, 34, 37
Knowledge sharing
, 11–12, 165
Leader–member communication
, 12, 129–130, 132
budi bicara configurations
, 134, 139
contextual issues
, 134
leader–member exchange (LMX)
, 142
social and relational norms
, 139
Leader–member exchange (LMX)
, 128, 132, 140, 150
Leadership development methods
, 37, 72
Learning-by-doing projects
, 161
Lucas Battery Company
, 185
Malaysia
cultural values
, 128
supervisor career mentoring
, 128
workplace
, 128–130
Masculine cultures
, 170
Mentoring
benefits
, 212
career functions
, 5
communication
, 34
definition
, 4–6
drinking norms. See Drinking norms
effectiveness
, 34
formal and informal
, 215
gift giving
, 35
history and process
, 211
human development
, 213
human resource management (HRM)
, 1, 11
ineffective mentoring relationships. See Ineffective mentoring relationships
power distance
, 35
practice
, 2–4
psycho-social functions
, 5
relational mentoring
, 6
training
, 34
workplace mentoring relationships
, 5
youth
, 219–224
Mentoring Needs Assessment (MNA)
, 219
Moral disengagement
, 92–95
National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA)
, 217
National Internship Program (NIP)
, 213, 216–219
Negative mentoring experiences (NMEs)
, 215
Norms. See also Drinking norms
budi bicara
, 133
cultural
, 129, 133
individual and social behaviour
, 129
Malaysian workplace
, 130
social and relational
, 139
Nurturing process
, 79
On-the job training (OJT)
, 45, 67, 69, 79
Opportunities
family business
, 114
financial support
, 113–114
flexible work
, 113
gender balance
, 113
Organizations
, 35–36
benefits
, 68–69
case studies
, 73–75
continuous competency development
, 32
culture
, 31
culture model components
, 73
definition
, 68
factors influencing
, 70–72
formalization
, 30
formal mentoring
, 69
informal mentoring
, 69
leadership development methods
, 72
performance criteria
, 31
research methodology
, 73
rewards
, 70
roles
, 69–70
shadowing process
, 30
social networks
, 32
Oyabun–kobun mentoring
, 45–46
Pakistan
education and occupational choices
, 212–213
talent management
, 215–216
Paternalistic mentoring
Akij Group
, 181–183
A. K. Khan Group
, 178–179
Anwar Group
, 176–177
Bangladesh
, 171–172
Bangladesh Export Import Company (BEXIMCO) Group
, 183–184
Rahimafrooz Group
, 184–185
Square Group
, 179–180
Peer-to-peer mentoring
, 14
Power distance
, 37
Prime Minister’s Youth Training Scheme (PMYTS)
, 216
Rahimafrooz Group
, 184–185
Relational norm congruence
, 128
Research methodology
, 73
Reverse mentoring
definition
, 150
experience
, 158–161
GMO
, 153–154
initiative
, 155–163
knowledge sharing
, 165
outcomes
, 158
process
, 157–158
running the initiative
, 161–163
skill development
, 165
Sempai–kohai mentoring
, 45–46
Shared relational norms
, 134
Skill development
, 36, 165
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)
, 108
Small-sized accounting firms
, 121
Social exchange theory
, 13, 37
Square Group
, 179–180
Strategy Manager
, 157, 163
Superior–subordinate relationship
, 36
Supervisor Career Mentoring
, 136
Supervisor–protégé relationships
, 130
Supervisory mentoring
, 130–131
Talent management
, 215–216
Thailand
case studies
, 73–75
organizations. See Organizations
research methodology
, 73
Tolerance index
, 136
Training Needs Assessment (TNA)
, 219
Truth-default theory
, 13
Variance inflation factor (VIF)
, 136
Vertical Roller Mill (VRM) technology
, 182
Western-based education system
, 128
Workplace mentoring relationships
, 214
formal relationships
, 6
informal relationships
, 6
leader–member communication
, 141
Malaysian
, 128–130, 142
mentoring
, 131–135, 215
outcomes
, 128
social learning
, 6
time
, 6
types
, 5
unique relationship
, 5
Youth
appraising
, 223
development programmes
, 216
engaging
, 221–222
ensuing
, 223–224
performing
, 222–223
planning
, 219–221
reflecting
, 224
- Prelims
- Chapter 1 Contextualizing Mentoring in the Asian Context
- Theme 1 Country Review
- Chapter 2 A Qualitative Study on Mentoring Practices and Challenges in Indonesia
- Chapter 3 Mentoring in Japan: A Systematic Review and Conceptual Model
- Chapter 4 How Mentors and Protégés Perceive and Practice mentoring in Thailand
- Theme 2 Perspectives
- Chapter 5 Exploring Why and When Mentors' Drinking Norms Impact Protégés' Alcohol Misuse
- Chapter 6 Accounting Firms and Gendered Mentoring – Qualitative Evidence from India and Malaysia
- Chapter 7 Workplace Mentoring and Leader–Member Dyadic Communication in Malaysia
- Theme 3 Case Studies
- Chapter 8 Reverse Mentoring in India: How Organizational and Socio-cultural Context Matters
- Chapter 9 Dynamics of Paternalistic Mentoring: An Insight into Family Firms in Bangladesh
- Chapter 10 Coaching in India as a European Woman
- Chapter 11 Cultivating Talent of Interns through Workplace Mentoring: A Critical Appraisal of a Pakistani Initiative
- Index