Mentor: a trusted counselor or guide
The
first step in choosing a mentor is determining what you want to accomplish. A
mentor who can challenge your thought process and beliefs is helpful, as they
can assist you in getting to the next level in your career development.
After
selecting a mentor, share the “Introduction Letter” posted on the course D2L
site with them. Set up a schedule to regularly “meet” to discuss the issues
brought out in the course, and any other networking questions you have.
issues;
-Environment of management. -ethics
and social responsibility
-managing in a global world
Assignment –
Mentoring Updates:
In 2 pages, share your mentor’s viewsregarding the chapter topics and career advice
covered since the last update, and your reaction to what you’ve heard
