What Are Group Loops?

Group Loops allow you to connect with other participants in the program. There are three types of Group Loops that you can be part of: Public, Private and Hidden. These Group Loops are created by your Program Coordinator. 

Similar to your 1:1 Loops, Group Loops allows you to connect, ask questions, and share insights and tips with many people in the Loop.

How to join a Group Loop

If you are interested in being involved in a Group Loop in addition to your 1:1 Loops, check to see if there are any available via the Find a Group page. Alternatively, you can check with your Program Coordinator via your 1:1 loop and state your interest!

How to Use Group Loops Effectively

Engaging in Group Loops

• Stay active: Group Loops have a dedicated chat where you can exchange ideas, ask questions, and support others.

• Share insights: Post relevant articles, resources, or personal experiences to contribute to the discussion.

• Respect others: Keep conversations professional and supportive. Your Program Coordinator may also set guidelines and expectations before joining the program via the description page.

Scheduling Group Meetings

• Schedule Group Meetings to discuss and connect with participants in the Group Loop. 

• Agree on a format: Decide whether meetings will be casual discussions, structured learning sessions, or brainstorming forums.

• Prepare in advance: Share an agenda or discussion points to keep meetings focused and productive.

Utilise Loop features: Group Notes, Goals and Files

• Collaborate effectively: Use shared notes to document key takeaways, track progress, or plan group activities.

• Update regularly: Keep information fresh and relevant by adding summaries of discussions or action points.

• Review past notes: If you’ve missed a conversation, group notes can help you catch up.

Managing Group Notifications

• Adjust settings: Control notification preferences so you stay informed without feeling overwhelmed.

• Understand notification settIngs: Group Loop notifications use the same frequency as your account automatically. There may be instances where you need an instant notification for a particular Group Loop, but for others—such as a Public Group Loop—you can adjust these settings from the specific Group Loop Setting.

Set yourself up for success!

• Introduce yourself: Share a bit about your background and goals to foster meaningful connections.

• Ask for help: Group Loops are a great place to seek advice from multiple perspectives.

• Be proactive: Don't wait for others to start conversations—initiate discussions, suggest topics, and engage!

• Follow up: If a discussion leads to an action item or meeting, follow through to ensure continued learning and connection.

Need Help?

If you have any questions about using Group Loops, check with your Program Coordinator or visit the Mentorloop Help Hub.