The ins-and-outs of building a career in tech, gaining experience from a mentor, and getting your feet with with coaching.
Data science is one of the highest searched-for terms in tech today. Just as software engineering and app development have had explosive growth, data science looks tipped to take the tech market by storm — and the numbers back it up.
If you’ve suddenly got a bit more time on your hands, it could be the perfect time to upskill yourself in the world of work.
Based in Singapore, Hui has built deep expertise in statistics and analytics, which led her to become a professional in Data Science. As a mentor, she wants to build the confidence of people who are in the same shoes as she was, and help them break into the Data Science field
Mentors are loved by mentees and employers alike. They are great leaders, show empathy for people in sticky situations and know their skill in-and-out. So, how can you become a mentor?
At MentorCruise, we offer 70+ mentors right now who can help you with JavaScript. There are tons of resources out there to start and it can be hard to filter through all the content that is not worth your time. So, whether you are starting your journey into JS or have been on it for some time: This is where to go.
On the search of more challenges, career prospects, innovation or simply a salary bump, more adults are looking to change careers nowadays. While not always easy, it’s often worthwile to start an attempt. This is what you should know beforehand.
Everyone needs a mentor, but when it comes to being one yourself, many people don’t trust their own skills and instincts. Mentorship is not a one-way street, mentors benefit from a good relationship as well.
We used to think of careers as linear journeys: you’d enter onto the corporate ladder in your twenties, and work your way up.
We help thousands of mentees reaching their career goals in the tech industry, but we’re by far not alone with that! Re:create does something very similar, so how are we different from each other?
Keith is a professional senior engineer with experience from working at small-town product shops to large big-city corporations. But his history is a lot longer: Before he entered Tech at 26, he was working in restaurants, customer service and other temporary jobs. How Keith got into tech as a second career, and how he can help you reach your goals.