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4. Managing Work Output for Your New Advocacy Team

Chris Riley1   and Chris Tozzi2
(1)
Boulder, CO, USA
(2)
Troy, NY, USA
 

The previous chapter discussed how to create a developer advocacy team. But what do you do with your developer advocates (or if you’re just starting out, your single advocate) once you’ve introduced the function into your business. In other words, which work expectations should you set for advocates, how should you structure their tasks, and how do you measure their success?

Those are the questions we tackle in this chapter, which is geared for organizations that ...

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