In order to make mentoring relationships work,protégés must:

A) make mentoring a two-way street.
B) avoid reassessing and altering their network.
C) refrain from revealing goals and ambitions.
D) stick to the advice of a single mentor,rather than seeking multiple mentors.

Making mentoring a two-way street means that the protégé is an active participant in the relationship, providing their own insights and perspectives to the mentor. This can help to build a stronger relationship and ensure that the mentor is able to provide the most effective guidance and support. The other options, such as avoiding reassessing their network, hiding their goals and ambitions, or sticking to a single mentor, may limit the protégé's growth and development.