I swiped 240 profiles to boil the retention tactics on Tinder down to this formula: Retention = Operant conditioning + Catering to people’s needs. I explain how in this product teardown.
I am passionate about bringing people together to solve big problems.
I'm a Developer Programs Manager at Facebook where I support my team based in EMEA, APAC, and LATAM to drive product adoption at scale with strategic ecosystem partners. Outside of my work, I founded TechLadies – a non-profit community for women to learn technical skills to switch careers into the tech industry, and Average Foundation – a fund supporting locally-run community projects.
I’m featured on various media such as Channel News Asia, CNBC, The Straits Times, Her World, and I was invited as a keynote speaker at DevRelCon London, International Women's Day by Jobs for New South Wales Australia, and has spoken at Campus Party, PyCon Thailand, Seedstars Summit Asia, Slush Singapore, and RubyConf MY to name a few.
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This product teardown examines 2 main features that made me stick, why I stopped using Shopee, and how I would improve on it.
List of PM community groups and events in San Francisco
So over the next 6 months or so, I will be learning product management - understanding what skills are needed, trying my hands at these skills, and sharing my progress in public.
In my keynote talk at DevRelCon London 2019, I shared a framework on how to start a developer relations program that was well-received. This article, building off that talk, shares some best practices on scaling developer programs overseas.
To celebrate of our time together as I move onto my next role, I shared a few key lessons with the Developer Circles community leaders. These are lessons that shaped how I see my career within and outside of Facebook and honestly, how I see the world.
Last Dec, I was the opening keynote speaker at DevRelCon London 2019. But as my title suggests… I almost turned this opportunity down because of all the negative stories I told myself.
This series is written as guidance for community organisers and devrel folks navigating building dev communities during the coronavirus season. It draws upon from my personal experience and from observing how other communities are tackling this issue.
I write this series as guidance for community organisers and DevRel folks navigating building dev communities during the coronavirus season. It draws upon from my personal experience and from observing how other communities are tackling this issue.