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How do structured mentoring programmes support mentee career progression in the UK construction industry?
This study explores how structured mentoring programmes support mentee career progression within the UK construction industry. While mentoring is widely associated with positive developmental outcomes, less is understood about how mentoring supports progression in practice. Adopting an interpretivis
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