Use Action-Oriented Language

Frame mentorship and sponsorship activities with strong verbs like “developed,” “championed,” “advocated,” “coached,” or “guided” to convey active leadership. This demonstrates initiative and tangible impact rather than passive involvement.

Frame mentorship and sponsorship activities with strong verbs like “developed,” “championed,” “advocated,” “coached,” or “guided” to convey active leadership. This demonstrates initiative and tangible impact rather than passive involvement.

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