I have eight years of experience in project management and decided to go back to grad school to help make a change towards data analytics as a new career. For a long time after graduating I tried searching online for guidance on how to direct my time to be most effective in finding a new job and I felt rudderless. That is when I decided it'd be worth looking into finding a mentor to help point me in the right direction. Working with Jun was my first experience in having a mentor. In our initial conversations she helped to narrow down my focus and even suggested considering more targeted individual sessions rather than an ongoing relationship--she was very fair in suggesting what she thought was best for my situation. Over the course of our sessions I originally suggested meeting every other week. She stayed on top of suggesting that we meet every week and reminded me that I could reach out to her in between meetings. This really helped me stay motivated and on track between meetings. She helped to provide really actionable insights towards improving my resume, behavioral interview questions, and technical interview questions. I will always appreciate the feedback Jun provided and hope to continue our relationship to top up my interview skills as I continue applying. If you're on the fence, I would definitely recommend considering a mentor and especially considering Jun. Her help was super valuable to me and I hope it'll be for you as well.