Thought leadership opportunities such as public speaking, being a guest on a podcast, being quoted or showcased in an article, or participating in an AMA.
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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
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.
In Superfans, entrepreneur Pat Flynn shares the story of how building a personal following affect the success of his businesses. In this episode of DevRel Book Club, Devocate’s Tessa Kriesel joins Matthew and Ramón to share how Superfans has informed her developer relations practice. * 02:12: Tessa talks about
Building strong relationships through community is the key recipe for success — and an army of developer superfans.
Rosie Sherry and I discuss creating a community profile with Polywork.
In this episode, we chat with Tessa Kriesel, Head of Developer Relations. We talk about her experience with building cross-functional DevRel teams, her approach to advocacy, building trust in communities, and how founders can set their DevRel teams up for success.
Breaking down gender discrimination Tessa Kriesel WomenTech Global Conference 2021 SpeakerWomenTech Network​ is a ​community that promotes ​gender diversity in tech and connects talented and skilled professionals with top companies and leading startups that value diversity, inclusion and strive to create a culture of belonging.WomenTech Network [https://www.womentech.
Tessa Kriesel who is Head of Developer Community at Twitter is our guest on today’s episode. In today’s episode, she shares what the trust building process looks like and why building trust is so important in any community.
