From Go to Whoa: Setting up a Team with Confluence

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From Go To Whoa
Setting up a Team with Confluence

Anna Katrina Dominguez
Java Developer, Atlassian

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6 Simple Strategies
1. Start communicating

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6 Simple Strategies
1. Start communicating
2. Make it yours

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6 Simple Strategies
1. Start communicating
2. Make it yours
3. Be an event planner

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6 Simple Strategies
1. Start communicating
2. Make it yours
3. Be an event planner
4. Share everything

7

6 Simple Strategies
1. Start communicating
2. Make it yours
3. Be an event planner
4. Share everything
5. Spread the word

7

6 Simple Strategies
1. Start communicating
2. Make it yours
3. Be an event planner
4. Share everything
5. Spread the word
6. Stay up to date
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“ You won't get anything done until you talk to each
other, and you won't start talking to each other until
you know each other.
”
#summit11

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Remember: 6 Simple Strategies
1. Start communicating

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Remember: 6 Simple Strategies
1. Start communicating
2. Make it yours

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Remember: 6 Simple Strategies
1. Start communicating
2. Make it yours
3. Be an event planner

32

Remember: 6 Simple Strategies
1. Start communicating
2. Make it yours
3. Be an event planner
4. Share everything

32

Remember: 6 Simple Strategies
1. Start communicating
2. Make it yours
3. Be an event planner
4. Share everything
5. Spread the word

32

Remember: 6 Simple Strategies
1. Start communicating
2. Make it yours
3. Be an event planner
4. Share everything
5. Spread the word
6. Stay up to date
32

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From Go to Whoa: Setting up a Team with Confluence

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