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Tamas Varga Sitecore
Tamas Varga Sitecore
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Shortly put; "What you've done for the Sitecore Community".

Officially

This year, it was divided into 4 sections.

Motivation

What motivates you in your community work. And "I want to become MVP" is not going to impress anyone ;-)

Objectives (for next year)

What are your plans for community work in 2019next year. Regardless of MVP status.

Online Activities (this year)

A list of everything you've done, that we can track online. Open Source contributions, blogs, tweets, whatever it may be.

Offline Activities (this year)

And a list of what you've been up to, that isn't easily tracked online. User Group presentations, other offline activities.

And a few notes and considerations

The work you do in everyday life, working for your boss/employer - none of that needs to be part of your application. You don't get MVP for doing your job. It's fine you did a client workshop on SXA because a client asked for one; it's also fine that you built and delivered an Experience Awards winning site for another client. It's just not related to MVP status :-)

And scrambling onto every social media channel mid October when MVP season starts (but nothing going on for the entire year before October)... Good start - keep it up for the next round of nominations ;-)

Shortly put; "What you've done for the Sitecore Community".

Officially

This year, it was divided into 4 sections.

Motivation

What motivates you in your community work. And "I want to become MVP" is not going to impress anyone ;-)

Objectives

What are your plans for community work in 2019. Regardless of MVP status.

Online Activities (this year)

A list of everything you've done, that we can track online. Open Source contributions, blogs, tweets, whatever it may be.

Offline Activities (this year)

And a list of what you've been up to, that isn't easily tracked online. User Group presentations, other offline activities.

And a few notes and considerations

The work you do in everyday life, working for your boss/employer - none of that needs to be part of your application. You don't get MVP for doing your job. It's fine you did a client workshop on SXA because a client asked for one; it's also fine that you built and delivered an Experience Awards winning site for another client. It's just not related to MVP status :-)

And scrambling onto every social media channel mid October when MVP season starts (but nothing going on for the entire year before October)... Good start - keep it up for the next round of nominations ;-)

Shortly put; "What you've done for the Sitecore Community".

Officially

This year, it was divided into 4 sections.

Motivation

What motivates you in your community work. And "I want to become MVP" is not going to impress anyone ;-)

Objectives (for next year)

What are your plans for community work next year. Regardless of MVP status.

Online Activities (this year)

A list of everything you've done, that we can track online. Open Source contributions, blogs, tweets, whatever it may be.

Offline Activities (this year)

And a list of what you've been up to, that isn't easily tracked online. User Group presentations, other offline activities.

And a few notes and considerations

The work you do in everyday life, working for your boss/employer - none of that needs to be part of your application. You don't get MVP for doing your job. It's fine you did a client workshop on SXA because a client asked for one; it's also fine that you built and delivered an Experience Awards winning site for another client. It's just not related to MVP status :-)

And scrambling onto every social media channel mid October when MVP season starts (but nothing going on for the entire year before October)... Good start - keep it up for the next round of nominations ;-)

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Mark Cassidy ♦
Mark Cassidy ♦
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Shortly put; "What you've done for the Sitecore Community".

Officially

This year, it was divided into 4 sections.

Motivation

What motivates you in your community work. And "I want to become MVP" is not going to impress anyone ;-)

Objectives

What are your plans for community work in 2019. Regardless of MVP status.

Online Activities (this year)

A list of everything you've done, that we can track online. Open Source contributions, blogs, tweets, whatever it may be.

Offline Activities (this year)

And a list of what you've been up to, that isn't easily tracked online. User Group presentations, other offline activities.

And a few notes and considerations

The work you do in everyday life, working for your boss/employer - none of that needs to be part of your application. You don't get MVP for doing your job. It's fine you did a client workshop on SXA because a client asked for one; it's also fine that you built and delivered an Experience Awards winning site for another client. It's just not related to MVP status :-)

And scrambling onto every social media channel mid October when MVP season starts (but nothing going on for the entire year before October)... Good start - keep it up for the next round of nominations ;-)