Easiest the most I’ve laughed during a conference talk. Jessica approached what is a fairly serious topic with copious amounts of humour that made it so much easier to digest than a more traditional keynote.
Ethics is a serious, and often very dry subject. Jess' totally new take on "an ethics talk", including a theoretical example I never thought I'd hear (🐶🔨), made it the talk of the day for me.
Super funny (great delivery, could be a standup comedian) and, more importantly, food for thought 😬 A pleasure to watch and one of those rare closing keynotes that you won't zone out of after a long conference day.
Jess's unique and engaging delivery style made this the perfect closing keynote. Making a dry/serious topic comical and thought provoking at the same time. A refreshing change from blocks of code and demos, it makes you think about the bigger picture.
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Easiest the most I’ve laughed during a conference talk. Jessica approached what is a fairly serious topic with copious amounts of humour that made it so much easier to digest than a more traditional keynote.
The speaker commanded the room well. Plently of questions for the audience to consider. Hilarious puppy smashing example. Well done.
Ethics is a serious, and often very dry subject. Jess' totally new take on "an ethics talk", including a theoretical example I never thought I'd hear (🐶🔨), made it the talk of the day for me.
Super funny (great delivery, could be a standup comedian) and, more importantly, food for thought 😬 A pleasure to watch and one of those rare closing keynotes that you won't zone out of after a long conference day.
Jess's unique and engaging delivery style made this the perfect closing keynote. Making a dry/serious topic comical and thought provoking at the same time. A refreshing change from blocks of code and demos, it makes you think about the bigger picture.
Insightful, great delivery, and reminds us that we should definitely invest more in the puppy smashing business. Did I get that right? 😅