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DAHLGREN, Va. – Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division (NSWCDD) mentors and mentees discuss various aspects of employee development during the command’s “flash mentoring" event held at the University of Mary Washington Dahlgren campus in June. Mentors guided conversations on three topics: increasing success in your current position, development opportunities, and advancing in your career. "Mentoring is such a critical piece of career development,” said Lorna Tebrich, NSWCDD Mentoring Program coordinator. “Mentors can be guides, career counselors, and sounding boards. They can be ears and eyes for new opportunities. They can be wingmen by introducing you to the right people. There's no need to go it alone when there are so many leaders on base willing to support an employee’s career journey."

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07/06/2016
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