A brief success story from Alireza Moharrer:

I connected with my mentee immediately and enjoy communicating with this young engineer. I communicated with my mentee as often as the mentee replied with questions plus my own additional input to clarify subject matter inquiries; essentially I try to provide high level guidance from a standpoint of situating the mentee toward his/her own early career development. I would continue to correspond with my mentee outside the eMentoring program depending on the interest level and depth of questions; professional associations address work, career, continual development and individual perspectives ... I work with mentees as needed. My experience as an e-mentor was satisfying in a sense of helping someone get a bearing and perspective of what are the possible areas of growth and how to engage the career market.

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