>> Most of the mentors that I had I would consider them you know people
that I worked with prior.
So, my first job out of college my director, like the director of IT he was great
like you know and he knew what he was talking about.
He didn't mind taking time out of his day doing you know his director's work to teach.
And then you know at a certain point I started looking to you know my direct coworkers
at tier 1 and tier 2 and tier 3 levels to, you know, see okay well how did you get here,
what did you do and you know work with them on a project.
That was you know one of my main goals was to, you know, if I came across an issue
that I couldn't solve I'm going to work with you to resolve it.
I don't want to just hand it off to you because then I don't learn anything, you know,
and I can't deal with it next time.
So, but to answer your question, did I have a specific mentor, no.
But, you know, at each job I made sure to, you know, make sure that I had a good relationship
with all of my coworkers so that I could learn from them.