👩‍🏫 Are you mentoring?
🧑‍🎓Do you have a mentor?

Teaching others reinforces what you know!

A mentor can help you identify the things you need to work on to become better at your job

7 key things about finding a mentor and being a mentor

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1⃣What is a mentor?

A person who help you improve professionally and personally

Sometimes is someone with whom you can have an honest conversation about anything

In a Mentor - Mentee relationship both parties benefit. But as a mentee always be respectful of your mentor's time.
2⃣How do I find a mentor?

You first have to show interest in growing and you have to be patient

Find people with experience in the fields you want to grow and make yourself noticed

You can contribute to some body else's work, ask questions or volunteer

Remember to be patient
3⃣I can't find a mentor, what do I do now?

Don't worry and be patient. This may take some time

But, you don't need an official mentor either!

Learn from people around you, analyze what they do and apply what you learn

This is more work but also works. I've never had a mentor
4⃣I found a mentor, what do I do now?!

Mutual respect is the foundation of any good relationship, practice it

Ask questions and don't be afraid to disagree

Be open to feedback

Apply what you learn in every possible way you can

Experiment! Nobody holds all the answers
5⃣I want to become a mentor, what do I do?

🗣️Make yourself heard

Ask your manager to see if there's a mentor program where you work

Talk about what you can offer as a mentor on twitter, dev .to, hashnode, etc

Look for conferences where you can offer help to other people
6⃣I'm mentoring someone! What do I do now?

The best mentor is the one that doesn't touch the keyboard

Let them drive but guide them

Empower them, don't enforce your view onto them

Set expectations about the relationship from the beginning
7⃣What do I get from being a mentor?

In one word: Growth

You become a better, more empathetic team member

Write about what you learn from this relationship, you can help others too

Work on new perspectives and ideas

Help others

Improve your emotional intelligence

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