> In my experience, remote mentoring is a piss poor substitute for the real thing. This is very true. Probably the biggest contributor to my career were the fi

> In my experience, remote mentoring is a piss poor substitute for the real thing. This is very true. Probably the biggest contributor to my career were the first two internships I have had. I can't imagine having them done virtually over Slack and Zoom and still having the same impact and connection, it would be devoid of an essential sense of belonging and inspiration.