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Sarah Goff-Dupont

Principal Writer at Atlassian

Sarah Goff-Dupont is a lead writer for Atlassian's communications team and occasional contributor to Work Life by Atlassian. She is an executive ghostwriter, public speaker, mentor, and an individual with a keen eye for detecting nonsense. Sarah is known for sharing her opinions freely and engaging in discussions. She has a love for eloquent language and communication.

Sarah's educational background includes studying Java Programming at the College of San Mateo, a Bachelor of Arts in Global Political Economy from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and courses at Macalester College and Mankato West High School.

Throughout her career, Sarah has held various roles such as Principal Writer, Content and Communications Lead, and Developer Tools Product Marketing at Atlassian. She also has experience as an Engineering Project Manager at Lyris, Inc, and in different positions at Electronic Arts and DreamHammer, Inc. She has a diverse professional background that spans across writing, marketing, project management, and quality assurance.

Sarah's expertise and skills lie in writing, communication, marketing, project management, quality assurance, and mentoring. She has built a successful career around her passion for clear and effective communication. Sarah is a respected public speaker who is known for her insights and thought-provoking presentations.

With her strong educational foundation, extensive experience in the tech industry, and diverse skill set, Sarah Goff-Dupont continues to make significant contributions in the fields of writing, communication, and leadership. She is a valuable asset to any organization she is a part of.

Highlights

Nov 8 · linkedin

W'hoo! It gives me endless joy to watch Annie Dean get out there and fight the good fight for distributed, flexible work. Someday all the nay-sayers are gonna look back and be like "Yeah, she was right." She 100% deserves this recognition from Forbes.

Mar 7 · linkedin

Esteemed citizens of LinkedIn, I need your help. I'm trying to follow a hashtag (and see how many others follow it to gauge whether there'll be much activity). Every article I find, including LinkedIn's own help doc, claims that if I search up a hashtag, I'll be taken to a page that includes posts with the tag as well as a "Follow" button. LIES. I see no such button anywhere.

What I'm I missing? Am I the only one experiencing this, or has there been a functionality change recently? Any info would be appreciated!

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Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area