Becoming a UX mentor requires a lot of effort, hard work and experience in the field.
The role of a mentor is a combination of multiple skills.
A mentor behaves like a teacher, a coach, an adviser, a therapist and a counsellor at the same time. As a mentor, I aim to inspire my mentees and help them make better decisions for their career as a designer, which will positively impact them.
Being a mentor has been an exciting opportunity to engage with other designers and also a chance to learn from them. I feel humbled to see how much my mentees have grown and are better designers and design leaders.
“The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires.” — William Arthur Ward
Reach out to me about -
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Portfolio & Interview Prep
What should be in your portfolio and why? How to talk about your project/case study?
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Starting in Design
Product Design or UX UI design 101
Understand the industry and its requirement.
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Design Leadership
How to be an empathetic and inspiring leader which improves the team's productivity and performance?
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Portfolio Review
Get your portfolio reviewed, and discuss the scope of improvement.
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Career Transitioning
How to redesign your career while leveraging learnings from your previous career path.
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Growth & Collaboration
How to effectively collaborate with other org functions and evangelise the value of design.