· Intentions · Guide
Looking for a study partner or a co-founder?
The right person for a project or an exam is rarely the first one you meet. How to describe what you are after so SEE can match you well.
A co-founder, a project collaborator, a study partner: these are some of the people SEE members look for. They have one thing in common. Each of them is easier to find when you can say clearly what you want.
Start with the intention
SEE's Build your team intention is for meeting collaborators, startup teammates, mentors and people growing in similar directions. If you are after friends, choose Find friends instead, or select both. Every Space is tailored to what you pick.
Say what you are building or learning
"Interested in tech" is hard to match on. "Want to build a mobile app for students" or "preparing for the same exam" gives a group something to stand on. The more specific your goal, the easier it is to land in a group that shares it.
Say what you can offer
A good team is not a group of copies. Share your skills as well as your goals, so SEE can bring together people whose strengths fit together.
Stay open to the group
In a micro-group you meet several people at once, not one. You may find your partner at the table, or the person who introduces you to them. Either way you leave knowing more people than you came with.
Where to begin
Create your profile, set your intentions and let the matching do the first step. Join the waitlist to get priority access to the first micro-groups in Tbilisi.