Innovative mentoring for lawyers and law students
Subtitle: maximizing relationships to become a successful lawyer
By: by Matthew Cristiano and Amy Timmer
Contributors: Timmer, Amy E., 1956-
Publisher: Thomson Reuters
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Eagan, MN
Language: eng
Number of pages: 63
ISBN-13: 9780314609120
Subjects: Law; Study and teaching
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (page 63).
Table of contents: title: What is mentoring? : personal/professional; title: Types of mentoring : self, episodic (fondly called 60-minute mentoring), reverse, electronic (mentoring by email), group, and traditional matched mentoring; title: Cost/benefit : it's a win/win for everyone; title: Planning ahead : where do I go? how do I initiate contact? what do I ask?; title: What if I'm shy...or afraid of rejection?; title: Big picture : the actual mentoring session (think BIG); title: Experiences : turns out this really changes me; title: Negative mentoring : what can I take away from this experience?; title: Keeping in touch with mentors : what can a mentor do for me long-term : career help?; title: How can I help others? : becoming a mentor.