> You cannot mentor and teach good judgment. Obviously you can. People are not born with good judgment. Every single person with good judgment was mentored and

> You cannot mentor and teach good judgment. Obviously you can. People are not born with good judgment. Every single person with good judgment was mentored and taught it by different people throughout their lives. Perhaps you mean that you can't mentor or teach adults good judgment? This is slightly more plausible but also wrong. People are capable of learning new tricks their entire life. But especially if we're talking about the people I think we're talking about - entry level ish employees, probably in their 20s - no, this is silly, these are exactly the people you can mentor and teach good judgement. They are hungry for someone capable of doing so! > Management has virtually nothing to do with mentorship and teaching. I'm telling you, you need to read a book on management. You don't seem to know anything about it, but are nonetheless opining on it very confidently. > Books will teach you nothing useful Hahahaha no wonder you're so ill informed. You're wrong, books are great. If you go through life trying to reinvent the world from within the bubble of your own mind alone, you are doomed to fail.