Building connections since the beginning
Start here: Think back to a pivotal relationship you had early in your career with someone you’ve since lost touch with.
Take action: Reach out to that person and share how they helped you reconsider a challenge you were facing, led you to a new idea or shaped your career. Ask them what challenges or ideas they’re wrestling with now.
Reflect: What could you learn from each other now? How might you maintain this connection in a way that benefits you both?
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What did API make possible for you?
Maybe you attended an API gathering that changed the way you think about your work. Maybe you met someone who became a trusted colleague. Maybe an API idea, tool or piece of research helped you solve a problem or stayed with you long after you encountered it. As API turns 80, we want to hear those stories.
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