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A large corporation launches a company-wide mentorship program. After one year, exit interviews with junior employees reveal a pattern: while the program is generally popular, women and employees from minority ethnic backgrounds are significantly more likely to report that their mentors, who are drawn from senior leadership, do not fully understand the unique obstacles they face in their careers. Given that the company's senior leadership is predominantly composed of White men, what is the most likely underlying issue with the mentorship program?
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A large corporation launches a company-wide mentorship program. After one year, exit interviews with junior employees reveal a pattern: while the program is generally popular, women and employees from minority ethnic backgrounds are significantly more likely to report that their mentors, who are drawn from senior leadership, do not fully understand the unique obstacles they face in their careers. Given that the company's senior leadership is predominantly composed of White men, what is the most likely underlying issue with the mentorship program?