I'm a Junior Developer in a company that only employs one other dev who is my boss. I would really like to get some mentorship experience but I don't know how to without having someone to mentor. Does anyone have any experience in this?
Ask HN: How do you get mentorship experience in a small company
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Re: Ask HN: How do you get mentorship experience in a small company
#2So if I'm understanding you correctly, you're a junior dev who wants to have a mentee? Shouldn't you be more concerned with finding a mentor at this point in your career? I suppose you could start with mentoring college and high school students who are interested in entering the field. Just my two cents
Re: Ask HN: How do you get mentorship experience in a small company
#3So if I'm understanding you correctly, you're a junior dev who wants to have a mentee? Shouldn't you be more concerned with finding a mentor at this point in your career? I suppose you could start with mentoring college and high school students who are interested in entering the field. Just my two cents
I'm more of a mid-level dev really I would say, I'm a junior dev in title though. I'm quite confident in my code and work more or less autonomously without much issue, but I feel like in order to start moving towards the next level mentoring is a skill I need I'm just not sure where to start. How do you recommend finding high school and college students to mentor if I were to go that route?