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Category Archives: Glossary
What does the word Mentor Mean?
A mentor is a person who is committed to helping another person with a particular problem in their life. This may be a personal problem, a work problem or a development issue. He or she commits to a regular amount … Continue reading
What does the word Mentee mean?
According to the dictionary definition a Mentee is the opposite of the Mentor. This person, whether new or inexperienced in the field, would benefit from the advice and guidance of a mentor. A mentee benefits from the guidance in one … Continue reading
What are skill sets?
Knowing what your skill set is can save a whole load of time, trouble and frustration. Put simply, a skill is an ability to perform a particular task in a competent manner, they are often considered as single elements that may be related to a specific job or activity. Therefore, a skill set is the combination of skills that you, in particular, have. Find out More
Mentoring – the meaning
According to various dictionary definitions, mentoring is the action of acting as a ‘mentor’ to somebody else. It refers to the activity rather than the person performing the action – who would be the ‘mentor’. Mentoring is a relationship between … Continue reading
What is an Entrepreneur?
According to the dictionary definition, an entrepreneur is a someone who organises and manages any enterprise, particularly a business, and who (as a result) usually needs considerable initiative and is not risk averse. Find out More
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What is a Protege?
A protege is a person who is protected or trained or whose career is furthered and guided by someone who has more experience, prominence, or influence.
What is a Trending Topic on Twitter?
According to Twitter, trending topics are those that the most tweeted about topics on Twitter at any given time. It is a quick snapshot of what’s ‘hot’. This is because Twitter is about what is happening in the present, rather than what is happening in the past. Find out More
What is a Twitter hashtag?
Hashtags provide keywords and meta data in your Tweets. They help to specify exactly the particular subject or context of a Tweet. This means that they can be grouped in a search, so everything to do with a specific subject can be searched for and all the most recent Tweets will be displayed. Find out More
