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Developer Spotlight
Meet Kamila Banecka, A Technical Writer at Vonage
I’m Kamila, and I happily joined the Vonage team as a Technical Writer. I never imagined that the thing which once frustrated me most at work would end up shaping my entire career. That “thing” was poor documentation—the kind that leaves you stuck, searching, and second-guessing, slowing the work you actually want to be doing. Back when I was a test automation developer, it felt like a small but constant irritation, something I just had to work around.
I’m Kamila, and I happily joined the Vonage team as a Technical Writer. I never imagined that the thing which once frustrated me most at work would end up shaping my entire career. That “thing” was poor documentation—the kind that leaves you stuck, searching, and second-guessing, slowing the work you actually want to be doing. Back when I was a test automation developer, it felt like a small but constant irritation, something I just had to work around.