3 ms·
You've never met the kid so I'd say talk to them first and assess what they know about software. It might be unlikely but if they turn out a prodigy coder show
by trompetenaccoun 4y ago
You've never met the kid so I'd say talk to them first and assess what they know about software. It might be unlikely but if they turn out a prodigy coder show them everything you do and have time for, like Morpheus teaching Neo. If they barely know how to turn on a PC, then your idea sounds good.
Btw the parents sound like helicopter parents going by your first sentence alone, I wouldn't mind them if they think their kid has to consider careers at 14.
- altantiprocrast 4y ago> Btw the parents sound like helicopter parents going by your first sentence alone, I wouldn't mind them if they think their kid has to consider careers at 14. My middle school required career shadowing at the end of 8th grade. I agree with the first paragraph.