Hasan

Hello all, Like many of you I am a fellow creator. Im young in age, naive in experience and still think like a child trying to break free from the constraints growing up puts on us. With such qualities I am always coming up with ideas/hypothesis which I love testing. For the most part a simple google or flick of the page answers my questions. However, this time round was different. You see, this time round I couldn't find an answer, I couldn't find a research paper or anything. This time round I was forced to ditch this free rider mentality and do my own research. I have produced a google form. It shouldn't take longer than 5 mins to complete and asks some simple questions. Questions which when put together build a very powerful picture. I would be immensely grateful if you could take take 5 minutes from your day to go through this survey and and answer truthfully. This hypothesis was born from a place of boredom and a sense of being lost. Creating this survey and carrying out this study has become some sort of an antidote. Though right now, as people work across the clock to discover the biggest antidote ever known to mankind might not be considered to be a good time. I know that if this works out then you would have helped develop mine. Thanks in advance to all that partake in this. Link to survey: https://forms.gle/s4sagsuUTZpes5h38

Hello! I am a 20 year old from London who has been a part of this community since 2014. Over the past year as I have entered the world of business I have found a growing urge to find a mentor. Someone to speak to about work and career development going forward. In the tech space a lot of founders do have mentors so I wanted to ask how do you go about finding them? How do you know that this person is the right mentor for you? (PS: Feel free to get in touch if you want to speak about mentorship further)

Since the Covid-19 outbreak a lot of people have been forced to change there lifestyles. For many working from home has become the new norm and for others having the kids at home has added a whole new dimension of complexity. I for one was always one to meet people in person so to suddenly move to Facetime and Google meet was a huge change for me. Not being able to greet someone with a handshake made me uncomfortable as I felt the initial 'connection' wasn't there. However, as the lockdown has persisted I can say I am getting used to the virtual nature of things. Out of interest, I wanted to know what others have learnt about themselves during this change? Maybe we can relate or we might end up with some surprise revelations.