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Draft of InnerSource Ambassador pattern #740
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- Identify and recruit volunteer ambassadors from across the organization who are enthusiastic about InnerSource. They support InnerSource goals while maintaining their primary organizational roles. | ||
- Train ambassadors on InnerSource principles, tools, and the goals of the ISPO. | ||
- Establish clear expectations for ambassadors, including acting as a liaison, promoting InnerSource practices, and providing feedback to the ISPO. |
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This here might be the most valuable part of the Solution, maybe of the whole pattern.
Can we describe specific tasks that we expect the ambassador to perform?
Some ideas:
- consult local engineering managers when they are looking to make one of their projects ready for InnerSource
- help teams in the discovery phase when starting a major new implementation task - is there any existing project in the org that the team could reuse and contribute to, instead of building something entirely new? (this might require collaboration with other roles like Architects / Principals)
This is a beautiful pattern and was what we were aiming for during my time at SAP. In my upcoming role I could see utilizing or introducing this pattern depending on how things play out. |
Implements #738
I used the following prompt in ChatGPT as the starting point.
By writing this pattern I would also like to learn how to write better prompts for ChatGPT.
We could then use this prompt to especially help first time pattern authors to create a quick draft, and then iterate from there.