Getting out what you put in A large part of mentorship is doing the work needed to be a successful mentee

A large part of mentorship is doing the work needed to be a successful mentee

By Tijana Mitrovic

November 22, 2021

For students and recent graduates hoping to build their network, mentors and mentorship programs can act as a bridge to making connections and gaining insight into the industry. That is, if the students put in the effort to find, build and guide the relationship.

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