Hey folks
Another week, another insightful session with a highly engaged audience! Module #2 - “Jobs to be done and how to achieve them” is complete, and I can safely say that the energy and engagement from our community have been outstanding - keep up the fantastic work.
A big thanks to our very own UX Research lead, Richard Johnston, for breaking down jobs to be done for both tech and non-tech folks and facilitating our interactive workshop. We hope you found it insightful and it helped you take the next step in your journey!
Module 2 session resources
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The road to API-Topia: A platform engineer’s essential handbook. An invaluable resource that will enhance your understanding and expertise in the field.
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Join the community forum and introduce yourself to other programme attendees. (Click the signup button at the top of the page to register).
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Share a pain and a gain wrt. API platform teams, API/app developers and/or API consumers.
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API platform engineering newsletter - Read the latest edition and sign up for future editions at the bottom of the page.
Module 2: quiz, slides and recording
The slides, quiz and video recording of module 2 have been sent to you via email as of this afternoon. Let me know if you have signed up for the programme and haven’t received it.
(Note: Make sure to check your spam folder, just in case you don’t see it in your inbox.)
What’s next
Module 3 will start next week, Thursday, 19th October, at 1 pm EST/ 6 pm BST, where we’ll discuss 'The platform teams’ toolkit: The three P’s’, all about the people, processes, and products that help platform teams succeed together with guest speaker James Higginbotham.
Your personalised registration link was automatically emailed yesterday; let us know if you have any issues with it. There will be another reminder email that will go out a day before the session and an hour before the session.
If you will be at the Platform Summit next week, feel free to say hi or connect with me over LinkedIn 
Thank you once again for starting this journey together! Looking forward to seeing you next week!