Introductory Call with

An introductory call is a simple way to get to know a mentor before committing to ongoing mentorship. This session gives you the chance to ask questions, talk through your goals, and see whether the mentor’s background, communication style, and approach feel like the right fit for you. It is a low-pressure starting point designed to help you make a more confident decision.

You can use the call to share what you are working on, what kind of support you are looking for, and where you feel stuck right now. It is also a chance to understand how the mentor typically works with mentees, what kind of guidance they can offer, and whether there is a strong mutual fit. The goal is to leave the conversation with more clarity on your next step and whether you want to continue working together.

Let's use this time to understand:
1. Your goals
2. Roadblocks you have been facing (if any)
3. Things I can help you with
4. Resources for specific things I could provide you with

A bit about me:
I have spent incredible # of hours prepping for Meta / Google / Microsoft interviews. This means, I have gone through almost all the questions that these companies tend to ask (specifically 95% of Meta and maybe 50% of Google). I have prepped professionals who have landed at Meta, Google, LinkedIn, Microsoft, TikTok and other companies. My manager at eBay was an ex-Meta Product Lead and had me go through Meta style interview rigor (in fact similar case studies to that of Meta) and noted "you were hands down rated 5/5 by everyone who interviewed you".

I know what these companies are seeking for in your case study responses (there are nuances especially between Meta and Google). I know where you will be challenged through the interviews. I can help you with where to save time so you can get through the case in required time, apply specific strategies to help you think faster / sound thorough, teach you mental models, show you things you could say to differentiate yourself from the rest.