Work Philosophy That Has Helped me Excel as a Community Manager and Developer Relations Engineer.

For the last two years i have been heavily involved in building communities, where i have built and managed communities with 12,000+ members, mentored hundreds of software engineer, data scientist, machine learning engineers and developer advocate. and in the last 6 months i have worked as developer relations engineer building an active community around the MFS Africa APIs, you can join the community on slack and discuss how to build payment applications with the MFS Africa APIs here https://beyonic.com/join-community

Developer community manager ( CMGRs ) lead the growth and nurturing of the developers community around the product and services of the company.

Slack defines developer Relations engineering (DevRel) as an interdisciplinary role that sits in a border space between product, engineering, and marketing. Developer Relations (DevRel) is an interdisciplinary role that sits in a border space between product, engineering, and marketing.

The following is a list of work philosophy that has helped me excel as a community manager and developer relations engineer.

1). Empathy.
2). Hard work.
3). Attention to detail.
4). Perseverance, never giving up.
5). Achievement.

1). Empathy.

The principle that guides my work is empathy and care for others. Being able to stand in other people's shoes is important when you need to help them.

2). Hard work.

Starting from a young age, I've been committed to hard work. That's how my parents educated me, and it's a principle that rules my life. I believe hard work is the most important factor that leads to success.

3). Attention to detail.

I believe the difference between good work and great work is attention to detail. Whether I'm dealing with clients or completing projects, it's the details that make all the difference.

4). Perseverance, never giving up.

My most important quality is never giving up. Even when a job is hard, I keep going. I have good endurance and perseverance. I believe in myself and like to push towards my limits.

5). Achievement.

Achievement is important in my personal life, but also in my career. When you get hired to do a job, you're expected to perform and to help deliver results. When I get hired, I understand my job is to help drive the company's bottom line.

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