I mentioned in the last chapter that it’s not uncommon for developers to have a good impression of a particular product simply because they know and respect someone who works at the company. Likewise, if you’ve been in the technology sector for even a short time, you’ve likely seen how easily the tide can turn against a company if they take a wrong step or make a wrong choice in the public eye. In short, keeping a pulse on the public sentiment of your product is important.1 It should be no surprise that this is one of the ways a Developer Relations ...
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Mary ThengvallThe Business Value of Developer Relationshttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-3748-9_33. Keeping a Pulse on the Community
Mary Thengvall1
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