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Mentor: Barbara Rawlins, Monitoring and Evaluation Team Leader, Maternal and Child Survival Program


Another feature of this blog is bringing you advice and perspectives from people who mentor, by answering 3 questions.

Here are Barbara Rawlins’ responses:

What are mentees looking for?
· Career guidance
· Technical advice
· Moral support
· Advice on how to negotiate politically-sensitive or controversial situation

What 1 piece of advice do you give every mentee you work with?
Figure out what they want to do (in the long term) and what steps they can take to get there

Why are you interested in mentoring?
To support younger colleagues, especially women, to help attain their career goals

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