A mentor can help assess the strengths and weaknesses of the mentee as well as develop their skills for success. Mentors have been there and know the struggles that lay ahead. Mentors are there to help the mentee navigate through these struggles and help provide a fresh perspective--a new way of looking at a problem or issue.
A mentor has the potential to be more than just an adviser but a coach--one in which the mentor facilitates the decision-making process by suggesting alternatives rather than telling the mentee what to do. Mentors are there to motivate the mentee to do their best work.
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