Mentorship

Mentorship is a developmental relationship where an experienced individual guides a less experienced person, sharing knowledge, expertise, and insights to foster personal and professional growth. In the tech research community, mentorship plays a crucial role in nurturing talent, driving innovation, and bridging the knowledge gap between generations of researchers, making it an essential component of career development and knowledge transfer.

Mentorship

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