3 engineers you already know

I'm giving away a KodeKloud Pro annual subscription, and because you're already subscribed, you're holding the one thing you need to win it, which is your personal referral link sitting further down this email.

The mechanics are simple enough that I'll keep this short: the first person to refer 15 engineers to join the Newsletter gets the full annual subscription. 

And anyone who reaches 3 referrals unlocks a 30-minute 1-on-1 with me, wherever they finish on the leaderboard.

KodeKloud is where a lot of DevOps and platform engineers go to learn real world skill, and the annual plan covers

Your link: {{ rp_refer_url }} 

Copy and share this ☝🏾 link to others. 

Your referrals so far: {{ rp_num_referrals }}

This closes on November 1st, and I'll share leaderboard updates in every email so you can see where you stand.

I am currently preparing for a couple of trips this Q4, and before I head to the airport, I wanted to share this REMINDER with you. 

You probably already know 3 engineers who'd get value from this, which puts the 1-on-1 closer than it looks, and 15 tends to be a lot less than it sounds once your link lands in the right Slack channel or team group chat.

Your move.
Divine

P.s. Forwarding this email won't count toward your total, since the signup has to come through your link, so send the link itself to the engineer you're thinking of right now. Make a post about it anywhere on the internet. 

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