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Bringing Value to a Mentor

Sawyer Smith
  • Specialist
  • Joplin, MO
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My business has grown to the point where we have been hiring some employees. Now I'm finding out that I really don't know very much about being an employer and am looking for a local mentor to help. I have a few people in mind who I would like to ask to be a mentor, but I want to find a way to bring them value in exchange for their time and energy. Any suggestions on what I could bring to the relationship to make it worth it for them?

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