Ask HN: Anyone interested in connecting with a mentor?
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#2A little about me: I have experience working on startups and in innovation centers with a background in computer science. I’m currently based in NYC, but I also spend a lot of time in SF. I’ve travelled most of the Europe, Asia, and the U.S. After college, I actually took 6 months off to couch surf through Europe, which partially inspired me to do this. Learn more about me at panw.weebly.com
Given my background, I believe I could be helpful to anyone who is involved with a startup, still in college, or involved with tech (getting involved or already involved). However, I am open to speaking to anyone.
Snapchat me @ pan-w
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#5I've always found my mentoring relationships to have developed organically, but I am sure that starting from a set of common interests is just as good.
I wonder if there is or should be a couchsurfing for mentorship?
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#6As I'm working in my first job out of school a mentor would be a nice thing to have.
My email is in my profile if anyone is interested.
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#7I am a recent graduate, and now CS Grad student whose focus is on web development and database systems. I'm based in sunny Cleveland, Ohio.
I am starting my first company and am looking to share my enthusiasm with, as well as learn from, a mentor.
Please follow the link in my profile for my personal page.
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#9I like to think my life story is interesting and I'll be interesting to work with. Always been interested in business and entrepreneurship. Dropped out of college while studying computer science decided programming wasn't for me at the time. Somehow ended up playing poker professionally for a year and starting a screen printing business. During that time, started getting back into software development on my own. Ended up with a good salaried job.
However, the drive in me to be an entrepreneur never died. I’m always working on some type of side project and I'm very well read.
Find my email in my profile