I’m a CS grad student and recently got paired with a mentor. We’ve been connecting weekly, and it’s a new experience for both of us.
While I know I can shape this mentorship however I want, I’m struggling to keep the conversations going. After a couple of meetings, I feel like I’ve run out of questions to ask.
How do you guys make the most of a mentorship opportunity like this? What kinds of questions should I be asking? If you’ve been in a similar situation, I’d love to hear about the favourite questions you asked (or were asked) and what your interactions looked like. Any tips or advice would be super helpful!
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r/cscareerquestions I’m a CS grad student and recently got paired with a mentor. We’ve been connecting weekly, and it’s a new experience for both of us. While I know I can shape this mentorship however I want, I’m struggling to keep the conversations going. After a couple of meetings, I feel like I’ve run out of questions to ask. How do you guys make the most of a mentorship opportunity like this? What kinds of questions should I be asking? If you’ve been in a similar situation, I’d love to hear about the favourite questions you asked (or were asked) and what your interactions looked like. Any tips or advice would be super helpful! submitted by /u/__Puzzleheaded___ [link] [comments]
I’m a CS grad student and recently got paired with a mentor. We’ve been connecting weekly, and it’s a new experience for both of us.
While I know I can shape this mentorship however I want, I’m struggling to keep the conversations going. After a couple of meetings, I feel like I’ve run out of questions to ask.
How do you guys make the most of a mentorship opportunity like this? What kinds of questions should I be asking? If you’ve been in a similar situation, I’d love to hear about the favourite questions you asked (or were asked) and what your interactions looked like. Any tips or advice would be super helpful!
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