mentee
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- noun
- /mɛnˈti/
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mentorado
- Again, please send all mentees to our Mentoring Monday sessions to the Media Center at this time.
- mentor and mentee
- undergraduate mentee
- mentee participation
You're talking about yourself from a mentee position, right?
- You're talking about yourself from a mentee position, right?
- And it's the relationship between a mentor and a mentee or the guide and the hero.
- So I teach that to the mentees in the Paramount Writers Mentoring program.
- Everybody in that team knows that you're one of their key mentees.
- And, and have and have me become like a mentee.
- So I've got a question for you and it's a question one of my mentees asked me and here's the question.
- I have a former mentee who sold a lot of pilots pilot scripts.
- Like time is the most valuable asset and they love mentoring, but they hate wasting time and a lot of mentees waste time because they don't do the work.
- But when I started my first job and I had my own rich dad, poor dad moment, I became the mentee to the only other Asian woman on the desk.
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So are mentees growing and doing better work?
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And it's the relationship between a mentor and a mentee or the guide and the hero.
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What tips do you have for being a mentee and knowing when and what to ask?
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A lot of interest in mentor and mentee training.
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You're talking about yourself from a mentee position, right?
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But I've never had a mentee like you.
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The value of reading and writing was highlighted by one mentee, who stated: "I learned to read papers and criticize them."
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We found that teaching a novice mentee during the discovery stage can require a significant time investment by the mentor.
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Two undergraduate mentees secured paid research internships with science research foundations.
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As a mentee, she learned valuable skills from her experienced mentor.
Synonyms
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A person who is helped and taught by a more experienced person in their job
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A student who gets help with their studies from an assigned staff member
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A person who gets help from a more experienced person at work or school
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A person who is taught by a tutor
A woman who is helped and advised by an older, more experienced person
A person who gets advice or help from a counselor
How Mentored
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Mentee was made from mentor plus the ending -ee, which marks 'the person who receives' something (think employee or trainee). So a mentee is the person who receives a mentor's advice and help.