DevRel is Sales
Have you ever given a presentation, had a developer ask you questions afterward, and later that same developer became a customer? Who influenced that sale?
Have you ever given a presentation, had a developer ask you questions afterward, and later that same developer became a customer? Who influenced that sale?
Why I joined Snap to lead platform Developer Relations, what I'm doing there, and the exciting arrival our family can't wait to welcome to this world!
Developer Relations aka DevRel is an ever-changing landscape as the industry becomes more widely known and evolves. The tech industry, in general, is seeing a shift in hiring prioritization and an increasing number of layoffs most recently. I’ve watched many of my DevRel peers find themselves laid off looking
I've found that most Developer Relations professionals struggle with defining strategy & measuring success. I myself have been through many strategy format revisions before landing on the best for my teams. We don't have a magic user manual for DevRel or even all that many industry
Developer Relations is enabling a developer to be successful with your product, while aligning with your corporate goals.
In this fireside chat, Tessa Kriesel & Moschoula Kramvousanou discuss the increasing industry interest in Developer Relations and its relation to community management. Reflecting on their own experiences, they define Developer Relations, examine how it can drive impact and maximize success across multiple business areas, and share tips for launching
- Life hacks to help you advance your tech career - Tactical ways you can invest in your future - Opportunities to shift technical ownership to contributors versus companies
...here I am 15 years later building developer communities professionally. Apparently, I've always had a passion for bringing like-minded people together.
Access the Recording [https://go.hivebrite.com/community-ambassadors]> Webinar with @hivebrite [https://twitter.com/hivebrite?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw] at 10am CT today 🎉 How can you capitalize on the enthusiasm, activity, and knowledge of your #community [https://twitter.com/hashtag/community?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw] members
Thank you PJ [https://twitter.com/MetzinAround] & Brandon [https://twitter.com/TheCodeTraveler] for having me on your podcast. We had a great discussion about my journey in tech and how I got started. We also discussed Guitar Hero, building community, the fall of Fast, leadership woes, exciting developer platforms
Tessa & Wesley are passionate advocates for the craft of Developer Relations (DevRel), building communities and supporting users of products aimed at developers.