Keynote in English - US at SunshinePHP 2018
Track Name:
Grand Ballroom
Short URL: https://joind.in/talk/0b6d3
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Star Trek, NATO, and kids party games; all of these things have one thing in common, communications. As a developer, learning to properly communicate is second only to learning to code in importance. Many of us however, learn to communicate our ideas long after we learn to code.
In this opening talk, we'll discuss four important lessons to learn if you want to be able to properly and efficiently communicate your ideas with others.
Come join us for "Apple, Butter, Darmok: A communications primer for developers"
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A great way to start the conference with an excellent keynote on empathy, communication and how to be better at both.
Good introduction talk to kick off the conference. The speaker used relevant examples and stories to help us understand.
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Awesome talk with a clear message that developers need to communicate our ideas in a known language while taking the time to listen and understand our peers.
Great talk, Cal. This is a very important topic for all of us, and you're a very engaging speaker!
I enjoyed this very much.
Great talk, thank you!
Always a great talk from Cal. Great communication style.
This year's theme is communication and Cal really hit the nail on the head with this oneh
Communication is super important, well explained and very interesting.
One of the best talks of his.
Great talk, thanks for the history lesson!
Great way to start a conference off, getting shouted at in Klingon. ;)
I was so glad to see the focus on soft skills, and specifically "communication", as the topic for this conference.
Cal started things off with a great start. Very polished speaker, easy to listen to
This speech didn't seem as relevant specifically to developers as the description indicated, but I did like the humor and the focus on an underappreciated, undervalued skill in our line of work. Loved the Star Trek jokes; well chosen.
Very well done, I enjoyed it
Thanks, Cal!
It was a great one.