Softskills are an invaluable asset to developers (and everyone). This was a good talk. I would have liked to see more 'tech' related stuff in the talk, though. Perhaps how to hack 'tech' conversations? I don't know, I just felt a bit mislead by the title afterwards.
Softskills are an invaluable asset to developers (and everyone). This was a good talk. I would have liked to see more 'tech' related stuff in the talk, though. Perhaps how to hack 'tech' conversations? I don't know, I just felt a bit mislead by the title afterwards.
Fantastic talk. I'd like to see this given on the first day of -any- tech conference, ever - It seemed to me like people were willing to practise, so to speak, which went a long way towards making at least -this- socially-anxious tech conference newcomer feel welcome.
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Great talk about speaking with people. Allot of things to take into account when talking to people.
Unusual topic, but very well delivered and structured. Good clear advice, and getting the audience to try it out was an excellent idea.
Great ideas and concepts. I really learned a lot. Now, off to practice...
Great job, this is a good set of skills to build upon for career/life happiness
Practical advice engagingly delivered.
I appreciated your self-deprecating groundwork, succinct slides, video example, pithy observations, and audience exercises.
Thanks!
Softskills are an invaluable asset to developers (and everyone). This was a good talk. I would have liked to see more 'tech' related stuff in the talk, though. Perhaps how to hack 'tech' conversations? I don't know, I just felt a bit mislead by the title afterwards.
Softskills are an invaluable asset to developers (and everyone). This was a good talk. I would have liked to see more 'tech' related stuff in the talk, though. Perhaps how to hack 'tech' conversations? I don't know, I just felt a bit mislead by the title afterwards.
Fantastic talk. I'd like to see this given on the first day of -any- tech conference, ever - It seemed to me like people were willing to practise, so to speak, which went a long way towards making at least -this- socially-anxious tech conference newcomer feel welcome.
Excellent talk. I'd go to other talks he speaks at based on the quality of this one. That's probably the best compliment I can give.
I enjoyed the session