my 1st week experience

For the ones reading about women Who Code for the first time, this is a worldwide nonprofit corporation based as a network group in 2011 and has on the grounds that grown to 137,000 members spanning 20 nations.

women Who Code Mentorship application is a brilliant possibility for the ones aspiring female undergrads who need someone to expose them a accurate and guided route to reap their desires. They connect them with triumphant mentors who're specialised in various domain names.

My mentor is Akanksha tanwar

Akanksha Tanwar is a Director at Women Who Code Delhi and a final year B.Tech. student at Delhi Technological University (DTU). One of her passions includes contributing to making tech a safe space for all. Her contributions led her to bag the coveted WTM Scholarship in 2020. Her interest primarily lies in Software Engineering. Akanksha is currently interning at Myntra, and in the past has interned with Microsoft as well.

Week 1:

firstly session started with everyone's introduction, proceeded by akansha di asking everyone to explain the reason they applied for mentorship program,what exactly we expect from our mentor.I said about my college environment,my interest in tech domain and about my dsa(since i had problems in dsa).Mam also instructed to be very honest and transparent while speaking about our problem in which we want help for. She listened to us very patiently and was jotting down my scenario trying to analyse my senario. It felt like my our elder sibling guiding me. Mam also gave me resources to learn dsa, practice. She also said us to keep keen eye on opportunities available right now and also gave us few other resources and opportunities names where we can apply for. Few things which i took screenshot of are:

It was really great session.Mam also have me task that me have to before next week meet.