Earlier quoted context omitted.
It's also an enormous and heavily specialized market, so where an aerospace company might need only a small staff of people who speak aeroese to vendors and clients, if you're selling developer tools you probably need a bunch just for coverage of all the different venues you operate in.
Boeing and other aerospace companies have teams of several hundreds that do this work.
Goodebye Forever Probably: Why I’m leaving developer relations
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Re: Goodebye Forever Probably: Why I’m leaving developer relations
#22Man, I’m out of touch. I grew up when tech was us nerds making things. Value was in building things and solving problems. Not in vague connection, curated vulnerability, or coordinating other coordinators.
Re: Goodebye Forever Probably: Why I’m leaving developer relations
#23Man, I’m out of touch. I grew up when tech was us nerds making things. Value was in building things and solving problems. Not in vague connection, curated vulnerability, or coordinating other coordinators.
Re: Goodebye Forever Probably: Why I’m leaving developer relations
#24How come theres no x-relations in other jobs? You never hear about Nurse Relations or Mechanic Relations.
Re: Goodebye Forever Probably: Why I’m leaving developer relations
#25Man, I’m out of touch. I grew up when tech was us nerds making things. Value was in building things and solving problems. Not in vague connection, curated vulnerability, or coordinating other coordinators.
Don't worry, it's still that too.
Re: Goodebye Forever Probably: Why I’m leaving developer relations
#26How come theres no x-relations in other jobs? You never hear about Nurse Relations or Mechanic Relations.
Re: Goodebye Forever Probably: Why I’m leaving developer relations
#27Has anyone ever heard of this person? Why did this get posted?