The word mentor has its roots in Greek mythologyâHomer's Odyssey to be exactâbut the importance of this concept to career success is no myth. An experienced colleague, known as a mentor, can provide invaluable help to you as you begin your career and advance in it.
of, relating to, or consisting of metal. 2. of the nature of or suggesting metal, as in luster, resonance, or hardness: metallic green; a harsh metallic sound. 3. Chemistry. (of a metal element) being in the free or uncombined state: metallic iron. containing or yielding metal.
1 Metallic-looks like shiney metal. 2  Non-metallic-all the other ways that a mineral can shine. 3  Glassy/vitreous-shines like a piece of broken glass (most common non-metallic). 4  Dull/earthy-no shine at all. 5  Resinous/waxy-looks like a piece of plastic or dried glue. Glassy/vitreous-shines like a piece of broken glass (most common non-metallic). 2  Dull/earthy-no shine at all. 3  Resinous/waxy-looks like a piece of plastic or dried glue. 4  Pearly-looks oily it may have a slight rainbow like an oil slick on water.