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Community - What, Why, How?

Community - What, Why, How?

The session would introduce you with what is a community, what role a tech community plays in turning a newbie to land in the industry by bridging a gap with providing latest technology knowledge and new connections through networking.

Dhruva Shastri

March 02, 2019
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  1. Why ❖ Adds extra technical skillset to your profile ❖

    Learn and share from experiences of one another ❖ Network with like-minded people ❖ Grow as a better person ❖ Learn to blend in team, Management and Leadership skills ❖ Make connections and get better opportunities ❖ Handful of resources ❖ Access to experts ❖ Opportunities to attend global conferences and grants
  2. DO’s and Don’ts 1. Find out a community of your

    interest 1. Limit yourself from going to various events of different communities
  3. Find a Community ❖ Find out a community of your

    interest ➢ Meetup ➢ Talk to your friends/ seniors/ professors ➢ Surf on internet/ social media like Twitter/ Facebook with proper keywords and hashtags ➢ Form a Developer Student Club ❖ Limit yourself from going to various events of different communities ➢ Attend maximum possible events of different domains and platforms like Android/ Flutter/ Angular/ ML/ Design etc..
  4. DO’s and Don’ts 1. Find out a community of your

    interest 2. Share your knowledge 1. Limit yourself from going to various events of different communities 2. Afraid/ Hesitate
  5. Share your knowledge ❖ Write blogs on Medium/ paid guest

    blogging ❖ Make youtube channel ❖ Take sessions at regional meetups ❖ Start with teaching your friends’ group ❖ Don’t think like teaching someone or make someone learn something good, they’ll cross us in career or future success ❖ Medium/ Stack Overflow or any tutorial materials won’t be available then
  6. Exercise #3 - Let’s decide a topic of your interest

    - Go home and let’s write a blog on it OR - You can write a blog on attending this session
  7. DO’s and Don’ts 1. Find out a community of your

    interest 2. Share your knowledge 3. Open source contribution 1. Limit yourself from going to various events of different communities 2. Afraid/ Hesitate
  8. open source Contribution ❖ How to contribute ❖ Find and

    commit on Github projects ➢ First Timers Only ➢ First PR Opportunities ➢ GDGAhmedabad Learning Resources ➢ Write documentation/ translation ➢ Coordinate for projects with Mentors and Mentees ❖ Communities ➢ Fossasia ➢ Outreachy ➢ Awesome opensource apps
  9. DO’s and Don’ts 1. Find out a community of your

    interest 2. Share your knowledge 3. Open source contribution 4. Participate in hackathons 5. Form a Developer Student Club 1. Limit yourself from going to various events of different communities 2. Afraid to share/ help 3. Be stubborn while sharing/ Lag behind in contributing 4. Restrict yourself with fears
  10. Bonus Tips 1. Be consistent 2. Be Interactive 3. Encourage/

    help peers 4. Be humble and respectful 5. Take a stand against wrong things and inform authorized people 6. Share your concern directly in first set of messages 7. Give feedback 1. Get carried away 2. Be reserve 3. Laugh at or demotivate 4. Disrespect 5. Don’t fight/ keep quiet and suffer 6. Just say ‘hi/hello’ 7. Be introvert
  11. Women techmakers ❖ An initiative by Google taken in year

    2014 ❖ Convenes numerous events globally to drive visibility, community, and resources ❖ Look for the community near you ❖ Provides Technical and Management/ Leadership sessions to sharpen our knowledge ❖ Helps us improve on our soft skill via sessions ❖ Women Techmakers Programs ➢ Women Techmakers Scholars ➢ WTM Meetups powered by GDGs ➢ International Women’s Day Celebration ➢ WTM Udacity Scholarships ❖ Gives an opportunity to attend Global conferences and meet Experts and like-minded people ❖ Travel Grants are being offered looking at one’s contribution and passion for the community
  12. communities supporting #Womenintech - Women Techmakers - Women Who Code

    - Outreachy - Girls Who Code - Anita Borg - Grace Hopper - Hexagon UX - Women Talk Design - PyLadies - RailGirls
  13. ❖ Consistency ❖ Hard Work ❖ Dedication ❖ Risk taking

    ❖ Take Constructive feedback positively
  14. ❖ Consistency ❖ Hard Work ❖ Dedication ❖ Risk taking

    ❖ Take Constructive feedback positively ❖ Improve
  15. ❖ Consistency ❖ Hard Work ❖ Dedication ❖ Risk taking

    ❖ Take Constructive feedback positively ❖ Improve ❖ Achieve
  16. ❖ Consistency ❖ Hard Work ❖ Dedication ❖ Risk taking

    ❖ Take Constructive feedback positively ❖ Improve ❖ Achieve ❖ Celebrate
  17. Connect to Me: Business Developer @ AllEvents.in WTM Ambassador @

    WTMAhmedabad Dhruva Shastri @dhruvashastri