Rosie Sherry

It was like the early days.

He was doing the text-based interviews.

And I did one of the first, I think I was like number 17 or something, I did for the interviews for Ministry of Testing.

So I kind of opened myself up to the money that I was making at Ministry of Testing and how it was working.

So that was our first kind of introduction.

And then as I was starting to step back from Ministry of Testing, I was looking for things to do and I wasn't quite sure what I wanted to do.

And I kept dropping into IndieHackers because I like communities.

I liked what they were doing.

And I saw he was looking for a bit of help.

It was originally Twitter help.

And I was like, oh, I can do that.

I did that for Ministry of Testing.

I did all the marketing stuff.

and growth kind of stuff in the industry of testing.

So I just reached out to him and said that I would be up for that.

For me, I saw it as a learning opportunity to see how IndieHackers was run and how they manage stuff.

So I thought, if I want to hang out there, then I might as well get paid to hang out there.

Um, yeah.

So when I joined, I ended up joining as, as like a community manager.

Um, even though like Cortland wasn't like hiring for that specific role, that's kind of how I joined.