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DevOps Institute, a global member-based association for advancing the human elements of DevOps, has entered into a fundraising partnership with the global Teach For All network in conjunction with the 2020 Upskilling: Enterprise DevOps Skills Survey.

DevOps Institute's mission to upskill the Humans of DevOps aligns with Teach For All's vision to ensure all children around the world have the opportunity to fulfill their potential. DevOps Institute will support Teach For All by donating $1.00 for every completed Upskilling Survey in 2019, with the aim to reach 5,000 completed surveys by end of December 2019 and donate $5,000 as our fundraising goal.

"Teach For All is an amazing global network that aligns really well with our vision to educate and empower the future Humans of DevOps - especially within the underrepresented populations who don't have access to the same educational resources for success as others," said Jayne Groll, CEO of DevOps Institute. "Every survey completed not only helps us analyze the global tech career and skills landscape, but it will raise money for children who lack the support, education and other opportunities they need for future growth and career success. We are confident that the DevOps community will rise to the occasion and support current and future generations of innovators by completing the survey."

"DevOps Institute's dedication to creating a skilled and competent future workforce tie in really well with our mission to develop promising future leaders who are serving under-resourced classrooms and communities across the globe, to ensure all children realize their potential," said Rohit Burman, Teach For All's Chief Development Officer. "We greatly appreciate the fundraising effort from DevOps Institute, in addition to their work towards enabling people to become empowered, as we work to support and create opportunities for children to pursue careers they desire - including STEM careers.

Survey respondents are encouraged to share the survey with their colleagues and peers, to gather a breadth and depth of insight that represents holistic DevOps skills needs around the world. The survey is active through December 20, 2019 and the second annual report will be published in early 2020. It builds on the 2019 benchmark report to measure future patterns and trends for DevOps careers, as it applies across roles, regions, and perspectives.