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Cultivating Mentor/Protege Relations To Insure Your Career Survival & Success
By Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey Minor)
In these tough times, it is important to find someone to support you throughout the
course of your career. The best way to do so, is to assemble a team of advisors who can counsel you individually. Don’t just limit advisors to fellow employees so that you can gain a broad view of your industry and or field. Mentors can serve as teachers, coaches and advocates. They can provide you with inside information relative to company norms, share experiences and tell you what to watch out for. They can also defend you, recommend you, provide guidance about appropriate and useful organizational behavior, speak up for you and empower you.
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What the Right Mentor Can Do for You
By Jane Hyun
Wouldn't you love to have a friend, career coach, confidante, inspirational source and devil's advocate all rolled into one? A mentor can be all of these things and more, ultimately acting as your personal career compass. But what should you look for in mentors, and how do you go about establishing these key relationships? For starters, a good mentor should: Be a leader in the field. Be willing to invest time with you.Have something to teach you. Of course, a mentor does not have to be Asian American to be effective.
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Ten Rules for Mentoring Relationships
By Jane Hyun
Mentoring relationships can be among the most rewarding career-related interactions you'll have -- if you take full advantage of them. Whether you're interested in mentoring someone or looking for a mentor to help steer your career in the right direction, these guidelines can help you get and stay connected with the right person.
More Articles
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How Mentors Can Help African Americans
By Dan Woog
When Verna Ford met with a financial services client recently, one man stood out amid the sober suits: An African ...
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Mentors Lead the Way to Success
By Tracey de Morsella (Formerly Tracey L. Minor)
This article gives advice on developing successful mentoring relationships for African Americans. Connections forged ...
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What a Difference a Mentor Makes
By Sandy Lovejoy
It's always comforting when someone offers to help you out in a new job by providing training and support. Whether ...
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Midtown Community Court ~ New York, NY -
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Duke University ~ Durham, NC
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University of Oklahoma MLK Multicultural Career Fair.
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New Jersey Diversity Day Career Fair.
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East Tennessee State University Multicultural Career Fair.
February 20 ~ Johnson City, TN
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