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		From Apprenticeship to Management By Tony O'Neil Twice in my NASA career I have had the opportunity to mentor young assistant mission managers. In my mind, three conditions must exist right away between a mentor and mentee. + View

		How Did I Get Here? By Charlie Stegemoeller I was fortunate growing up to have had many fine mentors. What has been different about my NASA experience is that I have had to seek out my mentors. + View

		Mentors Come in All Shapes and Sizes By Dr. Michelle Collins I was a new engineer at one of NASA's contractor sites, straight out of college and ready to conquer the Agency. + View

		Natural Relationship By Michael C. Jansen Contrary to the stereotype of the aged veteran taking the younger mentee under his wing, it can work the other way around too. + View


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