9. 1 mentor
Noun | men-tor
a. someone who teaches or gives help and advice to a less
experienced and often younger person
b. a trusted counselor or guide
2 mentor
Verb
: to teach or give advice or guidance to (someone, such as a
less experienced person or a child) : to act as a mentor for
(someone)
13. “The idea of
seeking out a
single career
confidant is as old-
fashioned as a
three-martini
lunch.”
- Monica Higgins, Harvard
14. “I lean on different
mentors for
different things”Christina Wallace, The Misery of Millennial Mentoring, Forbes
- Christina Wallace, The
Misery of Millennial
Mentoring, Forbes
22. Mentorship Is the number
one request by Millennials
worldwide, with 42%
requesting help finding a
mentor
82% of women who have
a mentor are more likely to
believe they are on track
professionally (vs. 60%
without).
25. STEP ONE: GET OUT THERE
• WORKPLACE / COLLEAGUES
• EX-COWORKERS
• ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONS
• AFFILIATE GROUPS
• CLASSES
• ONLINE RESOURCES
• SEMINARS / WORKSHOPS
• CONFERENCES
26. STEP ONE: GET OUT THERE
• MEETUPS
• FRIENDS / FAMILY
• VOLUNTEERING
• TWITTER
• BOOK CLUB
• EVENTS
• EAVEDROP
• LISTSERVS
27. STEP TWO: THE ASK
• MEET SMART
• SHOP AROUND
• RECONNECT
(& FLATTER)
“If you someone to be your mentor, don’t come
out of the gates asking for a mentorship
relationship. Let the relationship evolve.”