Roles of a Mentor
- Teacher: being a role model, provides information, and understands what the mentee needs.
- Sponsor: helping the mentee with opportunities and promotes the mentee's skills to others.
- Cheerleader: serves as a motivation and challenge at the same time to help the mentee improve.
- Counselor: listening, clarifying, and giving the mentee advice.
- Friend: engaging in more than a professional relationship to support the mentee in his personal and professional growth.
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