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Yes, it's true, some law firms have actually taken it upon themselves to establish formal mentorship-training programs. But those of you who don't work at such firms may still be confused about the role of a mentor and what such a person can do for you. Relax, let The Disassociate clue you in. For starters, just remember: Having a mentor is kind of like having a work mom, just without the love and birthday parties.
February 14, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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