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Eugene Hauptmann

Technologist & Serial Enterpreneur

Currently residing in San Francisco, United States (-08:00 UTC)

I was there during the inception of the technology itself and used it for many successful products. I've used it to build products that touched lives of 100M+ people.

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Anand Chowdhary

Creative technologist & entrepreneur — Y Combinator founder — Forbes 30 Under 30

Currently residing in Enschede, Netherlands (+01:00 UTC)

I've been writing JavaScript for almost a decade, and I have 4+ years of Node.js experience in production. I've built open-source projects, web APIs, and large-scale platforms running Node.js, so I can help you architect, deploy, and scale your projects.

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Dmitry Vedenyapin

CTO&Co-Founder Peakflo

Currently residing in Singapore, Singapore (+08:00 UTC)

Built a system of 17 services and 200 microservices using NodeJS + Typescript using managed infrastructure in google cloud platform with automated CICD.

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Vineet Sinha

Strategic Growth - Marketing + Emerging Technologies

Currently residing in Boston, United States of America (-05:00 UTC)

I have built multiple applications in NodeJS for employers. These include an analytics platform, an open-source framework, as well as a MEAN stack (Mongo Express Angular Node) based app.

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David Bielik

Founder @nerdydata, Product Manager @braze

Currently residing in New York, United States (-05:00 UTC)

I have 7+ years of Node.js experience and have built many large, distributed systems. I'm happy to review and consult on a project's structure or code!

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Trevor Ewen

Software developer & investor. CEO at Southport Technology Group. Partner at Southport Ventures.

Currently residing in New York, United States (-05:00 UTC)

NodeJS is Southport Technology Group's primary back-end runtime. We have deep experience in JavaScript and Node API and service development. This is incredibly core to our company and my own experience as an engineer.

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Bhuvan Arora

Senior Product Manager

Currently residing in Amsterdam, Netherlands (+01:00 UTC)

Built e-commerce marketplace products and SaaS analytics platforms that scaled effectively with users. Built products ground up and onboarded engineering teams to maintain the growth.

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Step 1. Browse mentors

Browse through our list of mentors using the filters. Make sure to read their profiles and reviews in depth, and make your choice.

Step 2. Send session request

Found the perfect mentor for you? Awesome, time to request a call. Tell them a bit about your situation, choose a time, and get it set on your calendar.

Step 3. Get on 1:1 call

Time for the call, yay! Make sure you show up on time and prepared to make the most out of it. Pro tip: Ask your mentor if it’s ok to record the screen so you can take notes later.

Why talk to a bootstrapping mentor?

The majority of startups are funded by their founders and never receive funding in the form of a loan or equity from investors.

But strutting it out on your own means you need to be headstrong, determined, resourceful, frugal and able to hustle and grind your way from nothing to success.

60% of new businesses are either losing money or breaking even and the majority of startups that fail do so because they run out of cash. This means that success will will depend on your ability to cover your costs while bringing a solid profitable product to market.

Growth Mentors have been through the process and their success has earned them a place among the minority of startups that actually succeed – their insight can help guide you away from the pitfalls that trip up most entrepreneurs and keep you on the path to growth.

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Frequently asked questions

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We have a very detailed filter system for you to sort the mentors. Filters like areas of expertise, tools, language, price and industry.

Members can also post a help request and have mentors apply to help if they feel they are a good fit.

Then the third option is to just ask us! Give it a try right now and ask us on live chat 🙂

Three choices:

Skype
Zoom
Google Hangouts

Mentors and mentees are able to set their communication tools in their profile settings.

It is a good idea to connect with the other person once the session is accepted and the details are given. This ensures that the correct details were given and when it is time to start, you can start on time.

Here are some tips on how to get the maximum bang for your time on growth mentor calls.

Come into this with realistic expectations. They’re mentors, not magicians.
Ask your mentor if they’d be cool with you recording your screen with Loom
Give contextual information to help paint the picture of your current situation.
Growth mentors will be asking you lots of questions, answer them as honest as possible.
Don’t be afraid to push the boundaries of question asking. Be inquisitive. Stories are gold.
Don’t feel pressure, just relax. There’s no right/wrong way to do this. Avoid binary thinking.
Try to form mental patterns, especially if you speak with multiple mentors. Pay attention to metadata.
Embrace alternative views. Ask the mentors to play devil’s advocate and challenge your assumptions.
Be friendly and authentic. If you’re likable, the mentors will be your biggest supporters (even after the call is over).

Yup! Many of the mentors offer monthly coaching packages for members who want to really dive deep into a specific area.

Each mentor creates their own package so what they offer and the price vary from mentor to mentor. You can find their coaching info at the top of their profile.