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You are lucky if you get to bounce ideas off of someone. The relationship you describe doesn't exist between peers and reminds me of a teacher student relation
by wolco 7y ago
You are lucky if you get to bounce ideas off of someone. The relationship you describe doesn't exist between peers and reminds me of a teacher student relationship.
- detaro 7y ago> reminds me of a teacher student relationship ... isn't that by definition what a mentor-mentee relationship is?
- wolco 7y agoThat's the classic example but doesn't apply because in a teacher student relationship there is a level of trust and control with each person at a different level. If you find someone to mentor you in programming and they are on your team at work you are more like peers. Equal and in some cases the mentor becomes the mentee when another subject is in focus. It's more of a peer to peer relationship.