A) Increased personal and professional growth. B) Less responsibility. C) Isolation from peers. D) More work hours.
A) Only social skills. B) Leadership skills. C) Technical skills only. D) No skills.
A) Type of mentor. B) Structure and duration. C) Cost only. D) Location only.
A) Building professional relationships. B) Personalizing social media. C) Gathering only for social events. D) Isolating from colleagues.
A) Rare contact and feedback. B) Regular meetings and communication. C) Limitations on sharing experiences. D) Ignoring progress.
A) It helps the mentee improve. B) It replaces the need for learning. C) It is always negative. D) It discourages future success.
A) A formal mentorship only. B) A relationship between a boss and employee. C) A relationship between individuals at the same level. D) An unrelated professional relationship.
A) Neglecting performance monitoring. B) Setting overly easy tasks. C) Setting challenging yet achievable goals. D) Avoiding difficult conversations.
A) Increased job dissatisfaction. B) Enhanced career advancement opportunities. C) Loss of confidence. D) Reduced social networks. |