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In this podcast episode, we are diving into the world of developer advocacy and developer relations with Chris Traganos, aka "Trag."
While Chris and CJ originally met working together in developer advocacy at Stripe, Trag talks to us about his new role leading the Developer & Appstore Evangelism program at Amazon.
- How DevRel strategies change depending on the type and size of company
- Tradeoffs that come with "where" a DevRel team is situated on in an organization
- Sales & Marketing
- Engineering
- The ever-evolving role of DevRel within a company
- DevRel as "on-screen talent"
- As a DevRel manager, how to advocate for advocates
- How to help dev advocates reach their personal goals
- Choosing tracks in your career
- Dev Advocacy & Engineering paths
- Individual Contributor & Manager paths
Resources:
- @chris_trag on Twitter
- @AmazonAppDev on Twitter
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