Honoring the Value of a Great Mentor
2018/02/22
再生時間： 57 分
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Honoring the Value of a Great Mentor

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How do you find a mentor? Finding a mentor is a lot like developing a friendship. Before beginning the search, you need to know what type of relationship you are seeking and the type of person who would be a good fit as your mentor. That is why it is important to participate in different professional and community organizations, as it greatly increases your chance of meeting the perfect mentor. But you also need to know that you might have to make the first move in initiating a partnership. Once you have a mentor, how do you become a better mentee? To begin, you should clarify the expectations of the relationship, listen to your mentor and take their advice, and most importantly, express appreciation by honoring their value and the time they give you. Join Larry Sternberg and Kim Turnage for “Managing to Make a Difference” as they explore the important world of mentorships and answer these key questions.

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How do you find a mentor? Finding a mentor is a lot like developing a friendship. Before beginning the search, you need to know what type of relationship you are seeking and the type of person who would be a good fit as your mentor. That is why it is important to participate in different professional and community organizations, as it greatly increases your chance of meeting the perfect mentor. But you also need to know that you might have to make the first move in initiating a partnership. Once you have a mentor, how do you become a better mentee? To begin, you should clarify the expectations of the relationship, listen to your mentor and take their advice, and most importantly, express appreciation by honoring their value and the time they give you. Join Larry Sternberg and Kim Turnage for “Managing to Make a Difference” as they explore the important world of mentorships and answer these key questions.

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