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Once the email from the First Officer has been sent out, it is your turn to introduce yourself to your new mentee. There is no right or wrong way to do this, as long as you keep in mind that new Ensigns can be easily overwhelmed and confused. As such, you should strive to provide a base for them to build their knowledge both IC and OOC. | Once the email from the First Officer has been sent out, it is your turn to introduce yourself to your new mentee. There is no right or wrong way to do this, as long as you keep in mind that new Ensigns can be easily overwhelmed and confused. As such, you should strive to provide a base for them to build their knowledge both IC and OOC. | ||
Chances are they are very excited about getting started, but may not know just where to actually begin. By reiterating what has already been stated by the Commanding Officer and First Officer, and then offering to help get their characters involved by leaving them some tags, you can show them where to go to get information (the Wiki), and that we want them to be integrated and involved in the current plot. | Chances are they are very excited about getting started, but may not know just where to actually begin. By reiterating what has already been stated by the Commanding Officer and First Officer, and then offering to help get their characters involved by leaving them some tags, you can show them where to go to get information (the Wiki), and that we want them to be integrated and involved in the current plot. | ||
==Getting Them Involved== | ==Getting Them Involved== | ||