HackWithPune

Mentorship · HackWithPune

Review real work, not give advice.

Practitioners who sit with project teams, review code and design, and open doors, with a clear and light time commitment.

01Overview

A few hours a month, well spent.

Generic career advice is cheap. Specific feedback on a real project is rare, and it changes what a builder does next.

Mentors here give time in small, structured slots: office hours, project reviews and honest career conversations.

02Ways to mentor
01

Office hours

Open slots where builders bring a question, a bug or a decision.

02

Project review

Sit with a team and review code, design and strategy at a milestone.

03

Hackathon floor mentoring

Be in the room during build weekends, unblocking teams.

04

Career conversations

Honest guidance on the next role, the next skill, the next move.

03Getting started
  1. 01

    Tell us your area

    Engineering, design, product, founding, hiring: whatever you can genuinely help with.

  2. 02

    Choose your slots

    Pick the format and hours that suit you. Nothing is open-ended.

  3. 03

    Meet your teams

    We match you with builders and projects where your experience applies.

04What mentors get

Early sight of talent

See emerging builders and their work before everyone else does.

Public recognition

Credit for the people and projects you helped.

A network of practitioners

Meet other mentors and operators across Pune's ecosystem.

Your move

Share what you know.

HackWithPune · Issue 01Pune, Maharashtra
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