If you have one steady mentor that is adding value to your career and life, you're fortunate.
By mentoring we do not understand tutoring (designed to communicate factual knowledge), career advising offices which do not establish a steady mentor-mentee-relationship or supervision for specific (eg, scientific) projects.
A two-time Olympic gold medal winner for Canada and a Stanley Cup champion with Anaheim in 2007, Pronger gave Philadelphia a hulking, ferocious presence and has been said to be a steady, wise mentor to talented young players on the team like Giroux.
The students embarked on a two-year journey through Cornell's entrepreneurial ecosystem, which provided them with a steady supply of mentors, technical resources, funding, and courses to help them develop their product and move it toward commercialization.
The literature defined mentoring as a steady, long-lasting relationship designed to promote the mentee's overall development.
He changed my life by being more than a mentor and a steady, caring friend.
Younger people always need mentors, models, a steady and mature hand and eye.
By mentoring we understand a steady relationship between a mentor and one or several mentees, or alternatively between a clearly defined number of mentors and a single mentee or a group of mentees designed to foster the development of mentees.
It would be easy for us to get blinded by our own vision, but our mentors have provided a steady stream of new perspectives and gut checks.
His mentor as a Rock Steady boxing instructor for Parkinson's patients has been Kristy Rose Follmar, and Todd says she has taught him everything from how to best inspire, challenge, and train his clients who have special needs.
