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Bringing together a mentor and a mentee is hard, but it’s even harder to make sure that a mentorship can work out over a longer period time. Over the months, we’ve collected a few tips on how to make mentorships work out, and we hope you can learn from them.
Helping people grow is what we like to do. People on MentorCruise use their mentor for a vast variety of things. The most popular direction: Career mentorship. In this post, we are outlining what a career mentor can do for you, and finally – how to get one.
Data Science is one of the most trending career paths right now, but it’s also one of the most competitive ones to get into. With hundreds of master students and PhDs entering the workforce every year, career changers and starters may get discouraged.
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.
Open-Source code gets pushed every single day. In some cases, code is so useful to others, that the project gains popularity and evolves into a useful library, used by many others. In this article, we handpicked a few exciting, fast growing JavaScript Libraries of this year. We did this before for Python - check it out if you haven’t already.
These days, mentorship is seen as a crucial part of success. There are dozens of benefits to having a mentor, so schools and companies implement their own mentorship programs, students all around the world take it to social media to find a suitable mentor, and yet - one third of people never have a mentorship figure in their life.
Open-Source code gets pushed every single day. In some cases, code is so useful to others, that the project gains a certain popularity. In this article, we handpicked a few of the most exciting, fast growing Python Libraries of this year.
At MentorCruise, we offer 30+ mentors right now who teach in JavaScript. There are tons of resources out there to start, but which ones are the best?
If you form a formal mentorship, it’s in the interest of everyone to track, measure and ensure mentorship success. But how can it be done?