Advice for Mentees
Agenda Setting – The Rule of Three
In a perfect world, in every mentoring meeting, the mentee would begin with “I’ve got three things to talk to
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Advice for Mentees
I’m Mentorloop Employee #5. This Is My Journey So Far.
Mentorloop’s Senior Software Engineer and longest-serving team member, Durga Narayan Shrestha, reflects on his 5-year journey working at Mentorloop. He
Advice for Mentees
Generativity and Stagnation: How Mentoring Pushes Us Further
Discover how mentoring can help you move beyond stagnation and tap into your generative potential.
Advice for Mentees
The Value in Finding and Using Your Strengths
How aware of your strengths are you? When’s the last time you took a moment to reflect on your unique
Advice for Mentees
10 Things I’ve Learned: Lessons and Advice from My Mentoring Journey
Mentorloop’s Head of Engineering, Tracy Powell, shares mentoring lessons and advice from her continuing mentoring journey.
Advice for Mentees
Shadow Work: Using it to Enhance Mentoring
Learn about Carl Jung’s shadow work and how it can be used as a powerful tool for mentoring.
Advice for Mentees
Coach vs. Mentor: What’s the Difference?
In this post, we share a list of what we believe are some of the key differentiators between coaches and mentors.
Advice for Mentees
Active Listening: The Most Important Skill for Effective Mentors
The most important part of any relationship is communication, which is why it’s especially important for both mentors and mentees
Advice for Mentees
10 Ways to Have a Better Conversation With Your Mentor
Struggling to make the most of your mentor relationship? Check out these 10 tips to help you have more meaningful conversations with your mentor and get the most out of your mentorship..
Advice for Mentees
5 Ways To Save a Mentoring Relationship That Has Stalled
After facilitating over 100,000+ mentoring matches, we’ve seen the highs and lows of mentoring relationships. Sometimes people lose interest. They
