RevOps Fundamentals Don't Get Taught in Universities. Communities Are Filling the Gap
There are no university programs for operations.
No degree in RevOps fundamentals. No marketing ops major. Interns arrive not knowing what the job is. Tool documentation is either too generic or too technical to be useful.
So how do people learn it? Communities. Free resources. People who figured it out the hard way and decided to share what they know.
That's the core of what Jen Bergen — who runs the RevOps Boot Camp talks about in this roundtable episode. She also covers:
→ Why software purchases rarely fix the process problems underneath them → Why AI creating more content faster isn't progress if the content was already bad → Why communication becomes the more important skill as AI handles repetitive work → What career paths actually look like in ops: fractional, educator, chief of staff, VP, IC tracks
Operations needs to prove it deserves respect and proper headcount. That starts with people understanding what it actually does.
