Please, in this time of need, I and the other HCL Ambassadors are asking you to stretch out your typing hand and give us one more effort.Hear Ye, Hear Ye. Whether tis nobler to be nominated, or self nominated matters not. What matters is ye help each other and recognize the lord, or ladyship that helped the most over the last year or so. So it is written, so it shall be done. #Dominoforever https://bit.ly/33uANFQ
— Keith Brooks (@LotusEvangelist) October 1, 2020
No Zoom is required. Honest.
It has been a tough year for everyone, we lost 2 uncles, many people lost other relatives, friends lost jobs, companies closed, and yet, here we are, knocking on 2021 to let us be an HCL Ambassador.
What do we do, when we can't see people? When we can't speak at conferences in person? When we can barely get on a plane (where I am we are locked down, again).
Ambassadors go above and beyond their day jobs to do some of the following:
- Bring light into the darkness when involved in competitive discussions
- Save servers and applications from the misguided hands of users
- Run online user group meetings with
Zoom?No, Sametime Meetings! - They come up with ideas to help HCL get the word out better or offer up training ideas or just hold "open office" time to let people ask questions.
- Write some tips, hint follow #HCLAmbassadorTips on Linkedin, Facebook, and Twitter
- Produce some videos about solutions and products
- Blog, tweet, or podcast not only in their native language, I did 3 languages this year, but many Ambassadors speak multiple languages, and they are awesome beyond imagination
- Dream up ideas for "what if we could...."
- Spent WAY too much time, unfortunately, saving many of us, and many of us saving our customers with their help, from the
ahemCloud divorce in July, I owe a few people drinks, if we ever get together again - Answer questions in Slack, Skype, Twitter, Linkedin, Facebook, HCL forums, and numerous other places and are not satisfied until some resolution is found
- Help each other, to better help YOU our customers, after all, we are all global and some of us stretch most of the earth in our workday
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