As an FYI, there will likely be a montoring program in the somewhat-near
future (nothing to do with PerlMonks). It will be under the whole learn.perl.org
"project" we have been working on. I just have to get a few tuits to put
the ideas into action :)
But! That does give me a chance to ask you folks this: What would you look for
in a mentor, and what would you (as a mentor) look for in an 'apprentice'? These
questions will be posed in various places, but I need ideas to what people will look
for so I can build the system around what people expect. Any suggestions
are appreciated, I want to plan this well so it actually works, and isn't thrown
together in a way that noone benefits.
Cheers,
KM
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