NET MVP for 20 before switching to JavaScript, Node.js, and building Nodebots in 2011. I cut my teeth on MS SQL and Data Warehousing. The thing that really connected me to Stack Overflow and its community, however, is the simple fact that I’ve been a software developer for 18 years. I’ve looked for new opportunities on our Jobs board and placed job ads when hiring great talent at companies I helped run, like Jewelbots or GDI. I’ve been an active member of Q&A, a participant on Area 51, and a lurker on Worldbuilding, Cooking, and Code Golf. Stack Overflow has been a big part of what I do for a long time. I was in the beta and one of the first people to ask a question on the platform. I’ve been at Stack for a year now, and I’d like to share with you one of my worst days at work, and what it taught me about the Stack Overflow community.Ī little about me: I’m Stack Overflow user #4140. I’m the new Director of Public Q&A at Stack Overflow. Hi, my name is Sara Chipps, first time Stack blogger, long time Stacker (I’ve always wanted to say that!).

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