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Presentation by Mat Newman at UKLug 2012: UKLug Lotus Notes Yeah Baby Yeah!
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My hope is that by having this conversation, and looking at "Tools for Talking" means we can all accept and embrace the challenge to improve how we communicate.
Note: This is a conversation. Not a presentation.
Participants will be expected to share their own experiences too.
A 15 minute introduction to Project Management for scouts (ideally aged 13 upwards).
Starts with a simple overview, then an example to work with the Scouts, and finally a real world challenge that they will need to implement themselves.
Working the right way, by knowing all the wrong waysBoyan Djumakov
Software development is a strange mixture of work and art. We do not only write code, but we make art as writers create their masterpieces. Your habits reflect on your daily work and shape how you approach new tasks. The main problem of bad habits, aside of wasting your time and lowering your motivation, is that rather often you don’t even know about them. I will talk about bad habits by sharing with you all of the bad practices that I remember from my past and current projects. I will talk about what helps me write better, what motivates me and what prevents me from doing so. I will tell you how I started with Delphi, PHP and JAVA, how I hated JavaScript and how I love it now. We will even briefly talk about DevOPS and how I had to develop a torrent client in Python. I’ll share how I manage to learn new things, despite my uncanny laziness for reading.
Presentation by Mat Newman at UKLug 2012: UKLug Lotus Notes Yeah Baby Yeah!
Whether you are an international man of Mystery or a Foxy Lady of Collaboration, keeping on top of the steady stream information is an important part of what you do. One software application is capable of managing, collating and connecting everything you need to #GetProductive. Join Mat to see how easy it is to coordinate your time, communications, collaborations and connections. Come for the tips, you'll get an injection of Yellow, and leave thinking: "Lotus Notes; Yeah Baby ... Yeah!"
Communication skills, just like coding skills, can be supported, improved and mastered with the use of tools, strategies and approaches. While some people seem naturally gifted, others need to work to improve these skills. But all of us can learn to listen, to question, to clarify, and to make requests more effectively.
This session will outline a range of communication tools, techniques and approaches, but also ask the audience to work in small groups to talk about talking. How we do it, whether online, in text in our issue queues and chat tools, or by using voice and video, or in person at meetups and sprints. We will also explore the challenges presented by our tools, and by our cultural diversity.
My hope is that by having this conversation, and looking at "Tools for Talking" means we can all accept and embrace the challenge to improve how we communicate.
Note: This is a conversation. Not a presentation.
Participants will be expected to share their own experiences too.
A 15 minute introduction to Project Management for scouts (ideally aged 13 upwards).
Starts with a simple overview, then an example to work with the Scouts, and finally a real world challenge that they will need to implement themselves.
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Catchphrases that help us be more Agile
1. Catchphrases that help us be
more Agile
A community authored lightning talk
created at the XP2013 conference in Vienna
2. “Vodka martini… shaken not stirred.”
“Did I do that…?”
“Dyno-mite!”
What is a catchphrase? It’s a calling card. An oft repeated
statement that tells the world who you are and why you are
here. The quintessentially cool spy. The ultimate clumsy nerd.
The good times guy…
3. We have catchphrases in Agile too. We use them every day to
capture our culture and values, the way we want to build
software….
This slide deck started nearly empty, with just the first generic
examples and a few of my favorites that I could think of. The
rest were suggested by audience members during the
lightning talk.
Attributions are given where attributions are known (or
thought to be known).
The talk was less than 10 minutes and captured several
amazing nuggets of wisdom. Enjoy!