On Mentorship
My Mentors
I have two mentors (self decided). The first one is Dr. Mathai Fenn a Prof of OB at XLRI. I guess I imposed myself on him but he was kind enough to consent to be my guide. The other is Atanu Guru. Atanu served with me some years back and and I learnt a lot from him. He is presently doing his PGP in Business Management from XIMB. Wishing him all the best for all future endeavours.
My perception of a Mentor. A person who can make a difference in your life. Some one who guides you , based on his own experience. These type of person are quite rare though not impossible to get. I have realised over the years, that such people are very good to talk to and they provide you a perspective that is unique and give you apt suggestions. They have no personal greed associted with the teaching that they provide. Its their own inherent feeling of giving, which guides them in mentoring others.
Mentor No.1 I had been interacting with Dr. Mathai in the recent past. I am rather impressed with him , since he is going out of the in helping me.I don’t think there is much I can give by the way of knowledge to him but he is still keen to help me achieve my goals. Given the case that I met him just 4-5 months ago, I truly admire the type of interest he is taking in helping me out. Probably he believes in knowledge enhancement as I do, hence he has agreed to help me out in the future as we go along in life. I would have to be a fool (no I think I’ll make it an idiot) to let go of such a chance.
I had have explained him the reasons as to why I want him to be my mentor.Hence he agreed to help me in personal enhancement in general and enrichment in the field of Organisation Behaviour in particular. He too understood my needs I suppose. Looking forward to a long and mutually benefitting relationship with him.
Mentor No.2 While Atanu and self were together for a very short duration (two years), he made an deep impact on my way of looking at life. A thorough gentleman, and a class I officer he is someone you can look upto in any kind of crisis.
Well, I would try to meet their expectations and would aspire to give them back a little bit of what they gave me.
Till next time. Take care…....
I have two mentors (self decided). The first one is Dr. Mathai Fenn a Prof of OB at XLRI. I guess I imposed myself on him but he was kind enough to consent to be my guide. The other is Atanu Guru. Atanu served with me some years back and and I learnt a lot from him. He is presently doing his PGP in Business Management from XIMB. Wishing him all the best for all future endeavours.
My perception of a Mentor. A person who can make a difference in your life. Some one who guides you , based on his own experience. These type of person are quite rare though not impossible to get. I have realised over the years, that such people are very good to talk to and they provide you a perspective that is unique and give you apt suggestions. They have no personal greed associted with the teaching that they provide. Its their own inherent feeling of giving, which guides them in mentoring others.
Mentor No.1 I had been interacting with Dr. Mathai in the recent past. I am rather impressed with him , since he is going out of the in helping me.I don’t think there is much I can give by the way of knowledge to him but he is still keen to help me achieve my goals. Given the case that I met him just 4-5 months ago, I truly admire the type of interest he is taking in helping me out. Probably he believes in knowledge enhancement as I do, hence he has agreed to help me out in the future as we go along in life. I would have to be a fool (no I think I’ll make it an idiot) to let go of such a chance.
I had have explained him the reasons as to why I want him to be my mentor.Hence he agreed to help me in personal enhancement in general and enrichment in the field of Organisation Behaviour in particular. He too understood my needs I suppose. Looking forward to a long and mutually benefitting relationship with him.
Mentor No.2 While Atanu and self were together for a very short duration (two years), he made an deep impact on my way of looking at life. A thorough gentleman, and a class I officer he is someone you can look upto in any kind of crisis.
Well, I would try to meet their expectations and would aspire to give them back a little bit of what they gave me.
Till next time. Take care…....
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