Goonhub
02-07-2022, 03:44 PM
To me, a mentor is more than someone having in-depth knowledge. The most important part is how they would communicate with other people. They're someone who is willing to set aside whatever gimmicks or plans they were working on - and patiently and kindly talk to others. They are always open to cooperate and help with whatever is asked of them, when it is not expected of them or even relating to their current job.
From what I've seen and observed, you have good knowledge of things like mechanics, which a lot of people struggle with. But generally I've noticed you being too absorbed in your own gimmicks and plans to gauge if you are mentor material. I'd like to see you engaging and being more open to helping out other people around the station. If I notice it repeatedly, I'll be happy to give you the +1.
From what I've seen and observed, you have good knowledge of things like mechanics, which a lot of people struggle with. But generally I've noticed you being too absorbed in your own gimmicks and plans to gauge if you are mentor material. I'd like to see you engaging and being more open to helping out other people around the station. If I notice it repeatedly, I'll be happy to give you the +1.