In this episode of the Get Sh*t done in IT podcast, Michael Seidl discusses the significance of mentorship in the IT field. He explores different types of mentorship, including peer support, consuming valuable content, and engaging with paid mentors. Michael emphasizes the importance of finding a mentor who resonates with you personally and professionally, and he shares insights on how to identify the right mentorship opportunities for your growth.

Takeaways
Mentorship is a regular exchange of information and ideas.
Having a colleague to share experiences with is invaluable.
There are different types of mentorship: peer, content, and paid.
You can gain a lot from consuming free content from mentors you admire.
Finding the right mentor involves personal comfort and shared interests.
Regular mentorship requires planning and commitment.
Choose mentors based on your preferences and interests.
It's essential to enjoy the content you consume from mentors.
Mentorship can significantly impact your professional development.
The right mentor can help you navigate challenges in your career.

Sound Bites
"Mentorship is a regular exchange of information."
"Having someone to share experiences is valuable."
"You can achieve many things through free content."

Chapters
00:00 The Importance of Mentorship in IT
04:47 Types of Mentorship: Colleagues, Content, and Paid Mentors
08:03 Finding the Right Mentor for You