Sentences with phrase «senior at your elbow»

Mr. Wright, «Desperate and saddled with huge student loans, they hang out their shingles and try to practice with little or no access to a mentor in the next office or down the hall (having ersatz mentors miles away even if accessible by Skype or phone is a very poor substitute for a senior at your elbow).»

Desperate and saddled with huge student loans, they hang out their shingles and try to practice with little or no access to a mentor in the next office or down the hall (having ersatz mentors miles away even if accessible by Skype or phone is a very poor substitute for a senior at your elbow).