Mentorship

I am stucked with my career as automation testing engineer. My profile was a data engineer when I joined my organisation but never got a chance to work on good data engineerig projects .If anyone thinks they can help me a bit, mostly guidance I would be happy to connect.

Hey Guys, I am a Data Engineer, working in analytics at a big 4 firm, with about 2yrs experience. Need a mentor to guide me, stuck in a job paying me below average salaries and I am quite unsure of what to do in my life. Please help.

"Hello everyone! I'm looking for a mentor who can guide me in my journey to learn Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA). My goal is to land a job at a product-based company, and I believe having a strong foundation in DSA is crucial for success. If you're experienced in DSA and have knowledge of the industry, I would love to learn from you. Please DM me or message here in comments if you're willing to mentor me and help me achieve my goals. Specifically, I'm looking for guidance on: - Creating a study plan for DSA - Practicing problems and reviewing concepts - Preparing for technical interviews - Learning about the industry and product-based companies Thank you in advance for your time and consideration! I'm excited to learn and grow with your guidance."

Hi everyone, I am seeking a mentor who can provide me some valuable career guidance. I have graduated in 2022 from a Tier 1 college and have 1.8 years of experience as a Software Development Engineer. Would be extremely grateful to anyone interested in mentoring me, preferably someone who is an SDE-2/3 or higher. Thank you very much in advance!

I'm an SWE with roughly 2 years of experience. At this point I believe my rate of learning has been strongly attenuated due to the lack of a mentor. Senior SWE's in the industry, what should I do? I want to increase my exposure. Having said that I am also completely unaware of the paradigm of a mentor and mentee. So if anyone can throw some light on that, it'd be really helpful. All suggestions are welcome. Thank you.

I have been working in a support project for 2 years. Now I want to switch to development role. I am learning MERN stack and building some personal projects. I am looking for someone experience in this role for guidance to be ready for market. I can pay some amount for their time and efforts.

How does one have a career guidance mentor? Not for teaching the concepts but as a mentor who is approachable and can advice on career growth?

Looking for good mentor who can help me plan my career path better in software ( currently frontend developer with 5+ yrs of experience.worked in startups)

Its been 3 years working in tech for me. There has been so much learning thanks to the great peers i had the chance to work with but I have this constant feeling that there is much more to learn and I might not be using my time effectively. I know there are video courses or playlists on youtube but after a stressful day of work it become tedious to sit through another video just blabbering stuff which stops making sense post 5 minutes. How do software engineers continue their learning journey without being burdened? Is one on one mentoring useful for such cases if money can be used for sense of commitment?