Executive mentors wanted - only millennials need apply
Many young professionals have been given a new mandate: to advise the top ranks of their companies.
JUNIOR office workers once had a fairly predictable set of daily tasks. Write the sales memo. Build the PowerPoint. Make the coffee.
Now, many young professionals have a new mandate: drag the boss into the 21st century.
While businesses chase evanescent market trends and grapple with a fast-moving future, millennial mentors, as many companies call them, have emerged as a hot accessory for executives. Young workers, some just out of college, are being pulled into formal corporate programmes to give advice to the top ranks of their companies.
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