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Iyad Salem
  • teaneck, nj
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Is a Mentor a good thing to seek?

Iyad Salem
  • teaneck, nj
Posted

Do you think looking for a mentor is a good strategy?

I wouldn't  mind having a good mentor with experience that could minimize the risks I take and lead me in the right direction. 

The problem is that it is hard to find someone reliable and trustworthy. We live in a business and selfish world, Many people (Not All) are out for themselves.  They like to take advantage of the not so experienced and try to make a quick buck.  

These are just my thoughts and would like to know what are yours?

All information and feedback is appreciated.  

Thank you

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