Nathaniel Fried
When you start a new position, treat your boss as a possible mentor. If your boss sees potential in you as an employee, they may try to mentor you.
It’s important to maintain a relationship with your boss that is professional and humble. Avoid acting like you know more about the job than your boss does or that you are not willing to learn new skills or to take their advice.
Surrounding yourself with a handful of experienced, successful mentors – ideally including your boss – will allow you to grow your career exponentially. Their guidance will be invaluable.
Contributor: Alexander Lowry from gordon.edu/graduate/finance
