One of the smartest things you can do as you chart your career path is to find someone who’s been there, done that and achieved great success. Mentors can offer invaluable guidance on day-to-day ups and downs, long-term goals and oh so many things in between. So how do you go about finding one? “The first thing to do is to look for a formal mentoring program, either through your school if you’re a student, or a professional association,” says Dr. Janet Scarborough Civitelli, a workplace psychologist and career counselor who runs the career consulting firm VocationVillage.com. Many organizations can...