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James D. Bohrman

@jdbohrmanKnoxville, TNJoined March 2021

I'm a highly-skilled thought leader with a passion for cloud-native computing and building engaged developer communities.

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What is fractional thought leadership?

Introduction When scaling any organization, it is important to assess the best way to tell your story in the most effective way possible. However, certain roadblocks can often pop up that create barriers to developing efficient storytelling programs....

Sep 6, 2021 · 2 min readjdbohrman.hashnode.dev

Leveraging DNS magic to set up custom Polywork profiles for your team

I’ve recently been playing around quite a bit with a new professional network known as Polywork and I must say that I have been thoroughly impressed by the genuine feel of the platform as compared to other popular networks. If you aren’t aware yet, P...

Apr 30, 2021 · 4 min readjdbohrman.hashnode.dev

Slack pop go brrrrr: Leveraging asynchronous communication for happier developer communities

Introduction Have you ever gotten a Slack message and felt a sense of dread even though it wasn’t even work-related? For me, it’s almost as if the familiar pop of a Slack message has begun to activate a primal fear instinct if it’s at a certain time ...

Mar 19, 2021 · 5 min readjdbohrman.hashnode.dev

James D. Bohrman

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James D. Bohrman's blogs

What is fractional thought leadership?

Leveraging DNS magic to set up custom Polywork profiles for your team

Slack *pop* go brrrrr: Leveraging asynchronous communication for happier developer communities

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James D. Bohrman

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James D. Bohrman's blogs

What is fractional thought leadership?

Leveraging DNS magic to set up custom Polywork profiles for your team

Slack *pop* go brrrrr: Leveraging asynchronous communication for happier developer communities

Slack pop go brrrrr: Leveraging asynchronous communication for happier developer communities

Slack pop go brrrrr: Leveraging asynchronous communication for happier developer communities