Your views on topmate ?

Lately I’ve started seeing so many topmate posts. Every other guy is giving mentorship by posting topmate links. Recently i saw topmate post of one of my ex colleagues who used to write shitty code in production. I wonder what kind of mentorship you get there. If it’s even worth it or not. Did anyone tried it yet?

Recently i was talking to my senior just for fun and wanted to see what exactly is this whole thing So he paid xxx Rupees to the person for a Call 1:1 and he asked if I'm having 2.5yrs exp I need to switch to faang This guy '22 Passout says I will give you a roadmap for 6 months you need to pay 23,xxx Rupees I will give you a referral in my faang (He is in one of them) I have the roadmap I will make sure you learn LLD My senior has 2.5 exp in a startup that was listening to him and eventually said I'll think about it and ended the call Someone who has just entered is giving advice like they have worked for 5-6 years I've seen students in college start topmate and they are in top1% stuff Do these things are really required And Ego of those is such high They are not realising achieving faang is part of life not the whole life

I see a lot of folks opening their calendar and offering resume review and career guidance and other things via Topmate. Some are charging like 6000 per hour. And posting that as if they are making some contribution to the community. They are keeping posts as that is their way of giving back to the community as if it's some sort of charity. How the hell is giving back to the community when you are charging 6000 per hour ?? I dont have a problem with people who keep it openly as its a way to earn some money. You are giving your time so asking money for it is not at all wrong in my book But please dont label it as charity for god sake 🙏🙏

Spoke to few people who have their Topmate link. On an average after speaking to them i found that they are in their positions just by luck. Asked for resume review, ek se ek expert 😂

Hi folks, I'm doing a product teardown on Topmate.io and wanted to understand some things from someone who is either a creator there or has taken a session there. 1) What advantage do you think it offers over its competitors? (Ex - ADPlist) 2) What can be improved for getting more paid sessions for creators? 3) Should it start co-partnering with creators to get sponsorships for the content they are expert at and offering it for free? (For the multiple learner type of sessions) 4) Does the absence of a search bar add to or reduce the efforts of learners while finding the right creator on the platform? 5) What made you use Topmate.io in the first place? (For both learners and creators) 6) Have you faced an issue due to difference of available time zones between the creator and the learner? If yes, what do you think is the best way to solve it?

Hello, Wanna be influencer bhaiya / didi here . I lack actual skills to do my day job , hence , wanted to get to TopMate to monetise the useless skills that I have. I already have created a decent profile at TopMate. My credentials are worthy enough as well ( bas bhagwaan ki kripa hain , mujhe kuch nhi aata ) . Now , to get the bookings , I will have to advertise myself publicly. But , I am shy enough to do it on LinkedIn / Twitter / Reddit . One of the reasons is , people might find me desperate to earn some quick bucks ( which actually I am ) . Also , personally , I find those TopMate posts cringe. Any suggestions on what approach I should take ? Publicly posting is the last option I would want , but open to all suggestions. PS : For Grapevine community , I am opening the top mate slots at 95% discount. DM me if you are bored enough and want to listen to my useless advice :)

been getting insanely annoyed with people (with barely any experience) opening up topmate pages and charging college students for interviews, texts, cv reviews and calls. have even seem some undergraduates who have only done one summer sde intern and opening up topmate pages idk if it's just me but i don't think it's a good idea to charge money to college kids who are just trying to get some advice. in some cases I've seen people charging money even from their own juniors ( same college) just because 5 people texted you on LinkedIn doesn't make you a king/queen, please quit the narcissism, it reeks of your need of validation from vulnerable and desperate juniors