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I'd throw everything at them and see what sticks. Try web, gaming, hardware, ML, puzzles... find a place of passion and grow out from there. Try to give them a
by adverbly 4y ago
I'd throw everything at them and see what sticks. Try web, gaming, hardware, ML, puzzles... find a place of passion and grow out from there.
Try to give them a tour of what can be done in each domain, and see what they'd like to try.
- wccrawford 4y agoI'd do the opposite. I'd find out which of those things interests them, and then guide them strongly towards a popular solution for it. If they change their mind, that's fine. But too much choice can make it really hard to approach.
- adverbly 4y agoHave you not heard of the idiom "see what sticks."? What you described is not the opposite - its actually the same :) See what stays with them naturally and them go with that.