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One key factor for any successful DevRel team is communicating with the brand and product’s audience; content enables that in the best way possible. It’ll allow you to advocate for your product more accurately and increase your likability and relatability, which also benefits your personal and organization’s brands. Therefore, being able to create and deliver content (written, audio, or video) is a skill that DevRel practitioners must develop.
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My journey toward Developer Relations started by volunteering in communities. From leading a hackathon community (among others) to working as a Community Intern at a coding education company, I gained experience in planning new initiatives, managing their execution, collaborating with external stakeholders, building an audience, sustaining engagement, and maintaining brand growth. This experience gave me insights into how companies perceive communities and why they are necessary for user feedback and audience growth. Like it or not, being a DevRel professional, you are contributing to the business at the end of the day. Aside from learning how to work with larger groups of people, building communities helps to evaluate how you can impact the growth of an organization.
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