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 Are we really at the point where the only useful thing we can discuss is Dean's choice in timekeeping apparel? The man has a watch. He uses it to tell time. Do we really care how much it is worth, or who made it? I would be much more interested in what he does, not what he wears. - dlavery [more] |
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06-08-2011, 18:33
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Re: Mentor Job Description
Mentors help guide inexperienced people, they "show the the ropes" of life.
They help people learn new things. They encourage, cajole, help build confidence, teach, etc. Literally one does not need to be 'technical' to be a mentor. Think about it for a second, you need a mentor to help you get past this problem. I once heard someone say that the mentee picks the mentor. "Mr. Jones, would you be my (our) mentor. You can help us when we have question,......etc) 
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