What Is The Mentoring Process

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Mentoring process benefits everyone involved mentees, mentors and the organizations for which they work. Mentoring also is a big help for the community, it encourages an environment where people motivate each other and work together to improve skills and knowledge. A quote from Richard E. Caruso, PhD "It is the third most powerful relationship for influencing human behavior (after the family and couple relationships ) if it is working."

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