1. Please explain how you are spending your mentorship time (Is it at a workplace or somewhere else? Are you shadowing? Are you able to do tasks that are meaningfully related to the topic? If so, what? Are there other people who are experts in the location? Etc...)
-I am mostly working at home, and sending emails back and forth. I meet up with my mentor every Sunday. Mr. Chen assigns me things to do such as make my own designed card, create a logo, etc. and tells me what I'm doing wrong and how to improve it. His wife and his entire company are experts in the field.
2. How did you find your mentor? How did you convince this person to help you?
2. How did you find your mentor? How did you convince this person to help you?
-My mom met him at our church, and he agreed to do as long as it didn't cost him anything.
3. How would you rate your comfort level with your mentor at this point in your relationship? How does this relate to the time you've spent so far at mentorship/with this person?
-My comfort level on a scale from 1-10 is about a 5. We can laugh at things, but he is also an intimidating person, and it's a bit hard to communicate/keep in touch with him. This helps because I look up to him as a mentor, and I understand that I always have to listen to his advice.
4. What went well in this interview? Why do you think so? What do you still need to improve? How do you know? How will you go about it?
-What went well was that he was able to talk about himself. This is because I gave him questions that allowed him to talk about his past and how he got here as a graphic designer/printer. I still need to improve on communication with him, because English isn't his first language and he doesn't want to use his native language. I might just speak Mandarin to him instead.