“A mentor should not be chosen just because they look like you or share your background. Those connections can be powerful, but mentorship should also stretch us, sharpen our judgment, widen our perspective and prepare us to act with greater confidence,” says Zanele Sithole, chief legal counsel for sub-Saharan Africa at Mondelēz International. She advises:
Margaret Harris is a Science Journalist at Physics World magazine. She covers a range of topics including HR and workforce dynamics, careers, and natural sciences, with a particular focus on career pathing, professional training and development, and the evolving labor markets. Margaret's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Business Day, Sunday Times, BusinessLIVE, and The Times.
