Archive, Mentoring | December 2, 2011
Cathy Yeomans, Imagine Public Relations, White Rock, BC, imaginepr@telus.net
A mentor should be someone who exemplifies the traits and skills you want to embody – the “you” you want to become. When looking for a professional mentor, consider these places:
Through their advice and direction, mentors often help in advancing careers and businesses. They are also great at providing network opportunities and making the connections that will benefit you the most. So look for the perfect “you” and go introduce yourself!
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