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That's not mentorship though, that's just the blind leading the blind. Mentorship implies by default one party has asymmetrical knowledge over the other one. Th
by charlie0 2y ago
That's not mentorship though, that's just the blind leading the blind. Mentorship implies by default one party has asymmetrical knowledge over the other one. That's how the mentee levels up.
I do agree that partnering up with someone is better than going it alone, but if you're both at the same level, progress won't be as substantial as with a true mentor.
- wizzwizz4 2y agoKnowledgeableness is not linearly-ordered. A Python 3 expert can mentor a Pythonidae expert, and vice versa.