That's right: Pay someone who has occupied the job you ultimately want - preferably a retired legend who has no axes to grind - to meet with you every couple of weeks.
You can find potential mentors at industry conferences or through your professional association.
Your mentor shouldn't be a friend, lest things get awkward, but she can be a powerful ally, using her industry contacts to help you out.
Best career moves: Hire a mentor
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