mentoring

/ ˈmɛntərɪŋ /

noun

1. (in business) the practice of assigning a junior member of staff to the care of a more experienced person who assists him in his career

Example Sentences

When Brunskill and Rayan first started Forage in 2017, they imagined a mentoring marketplace to connect students to young professionals.

From TechCrunch

Keia Cole, 39, head of digital experience at MassMutualI set aside time on Friday mornings for mentoring and networking conversations.

From Fortune

Formal mentoring boosts minority and female representation in management.

From Fortune

Clearly, we need to do much more in the way of training, mentoring and cultural change.

From Search Engine Land

For example, interventions could include supporting young women through virtual mentoring or phone-based group chats, or any form of feasible group activities that take time that might otherwise be spent with men.

From No Straight News

The more I listened and asked him questions, the more animated and delighted he became, mentoring me on what he knew.

From The Daily Beast

Did any women play a role in inspiring or mentoring you as you came up in this industry?

From The Daily Beast

And when he became a parent, Holder became active in Concerned Black Men, a youth-mentoring program.

From The Daily Beast

“He was mentoring a younger guy in the scrimmage about technique you should use,” he said.

From The Daily Beast

Scott was a drill captain for the Goldcoast Buccaneers, a mentoring program for West Philadelphia youth.

From The Daily Beast

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