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Growth hacking hackers: How to create sustainable growth in technical communities

Diversity is the power of crowdsourcing. Great talent, directed and incentivized in the right areas is the core innovation of bug bounties. At HackerOne, we have thousands upon thousands of people interested in this idea of hacking for a living, hacking for clout, hacking for education, or hacking just to

Community Building Tools

I recently wrote a guest blog post for Heavybit, the San Francisco-based accelerator for developer and enterprise startups. I reposted the content here but you can view the original content [https://www.heavybit.com/library/blog/community-building-tools-hackerone/] on the Heavybit blog. Enjoy! In First Round Capital’s State of Startups

I am privileged and I will act

I have been compelled during the events of the past several weeks to do some deep personal reflection. I wanted to share what I have reflected on, and what I will do.

The 1/3, 10/30, 100/300 Better Every Day Formula

Built on stoicism, biblical truths, and historical wisdom, this formula outlines my approach to improving myself every day. It can be easily applied by anyone to achieve a better version of themselves than yesterday.

Newsletters are dead. Long live the newsletter

I hate the term "newsletter". It's actually quite inappropriately named. Who wants to read or watch the news these days? It's that term "news", implying some douche (or collection of douches) are mindlessly ranting or repeating the prompters bidding on cable television.

Albums > Playlists

Low note struck. 9 second lingering. Pause. Rhythmic Guitar riff played 2x. Light percussion enter, lyrics kick off... > Oppression, you prey on us when we sleep. Drums align and guitar, bass, percussion, lyrics take you off on this moody journey. > Oppression, you chase after the tired the poor

We are in the age of the hacker

Do you believe that? I know I do. The 2018 Hacker Report by HackerOne [https://info.hacker.one/2018-hacker-report/] highlights the hackers that make the magic happen. Our superheroes. For the juicy stats: Check out the key findings on page 4. Here’s a quick high-level recap of what to

2017 Reflections and 2018 Resolutions

What a year it has been. From life-changing events, to globe-trotting trips, to enjoying weekend family barbecues. This is my annual post where I reflect on the prior year, and set some goals for the new year. Happy New Year one and all! 2017 Reflections: I became a Father [https:

Content Briefs

I was recently asked by a colleague if I had examples of a content brief that I could share. Here's the copy of my email that I wrote responding to their question... Email Transcript 6/3/17 Hey [friend], Sorry for the delayed response! [redacted personal statement]. Now,

Do You Amsterdam?

I recently got to go to Amsterdam for work. I stayed in the Jordaan neighborhood, went to The Next Web Conference, and worked with some awesome creatives to document the HackerOne h1-3120 live hacking event. Though I didn't do a ton of touristy stuff, I did walk around