Mentoring refers to programs in which companies select mentors also called advisers, counselors, and role models—for trainees or let trainees choose their own. When trainees have questions or need help, they turn to their mentors, who are experienced workers or managers with strong communication skills. Mentors offer advice not only on how to perform specific tasks, but also on how to succeed in the company, how the company's corporate culture and politics work, and how to handle delicate or sensitive situations. Furthermore, mentors provide feedback and suggestions to assist trainees in improving inadequate work