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You don't specifically need to have mentors. Just follow and talk to more and more people who inspire you.
by unobatbayar 5y ago
You don't specifically need to have mentors. Just follow and talk to more and more people who inspire you.
- muzani 5y agoAn alternative is books, but there are often a lot of subtleties left out. What I've learned from mentors is mostly habits like organisation and keyboard shortcut/debugging workflow. What's also useful is having feedback like don't do this, it doesn't matter, or do more of that.
- jstx1 5y agoThe value of a mentor comes from getting advice that's very specific to you - books can't give you that.