Mentoring isn’t a passive active for the mentee. It can only work, if the mentee is prepared to actively engage with the process. It’s not about doing mentoring to someone, but about a relationship, where mentor and mentee work together in a close and trusting learning partnership. What you get out of mentoring depends ln…
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