A monthly meet-up telling personal stories from the tech community to help you be better at what you do
Previous Speakers
We have been thrilled, delighted, awed and inspired by the incredible speakers that have chosen to share their stories, insights, thoughts and time with us in the last year. We truly could not have done it without you, so thank you everyone. 🙏🏼
Note: speaker order is randomised each time so everyone gets to shine!
Luciano Marisi – Never Stop Learning / Overcoming Development Hell
Evgenia (Jenny) Grinblo – What I learned while designing for mobile
Olga Dominguez – How to avoid impostor syndrome
Aaron Randall – Investing in yourself and your professional development
Florina Muntenescu – You Do Have Something To Say! Why and How To Start.
Rob Stearn – Suits You / The Power of Pairing
Naveen Lingaiah – How I Quit Being A Release Manager And Started Being A Swift Developer
Sally Shepard – Stop making average apps
Emily Webber – The value of communities of practice
Michelle You – Parental Leave
Sabrina Leandro – Do Repeat Yourself
Danielle Emma Vass – All You Need Are Squares and Circles – Teaching People to Code Creatively
Ben Mustill-Rose – Accessibility
Amelia Cook – From Anime Passion Project to Tech Career
Grant Heinrich – New(s) Bots
David Giusti – From Product Management to Craft Denim
Joe Hughes – Escaping the Glowing Rectangle: Bringing Citymapper to the Streets
Richard Burton – Down The Rabbit Hole [Of Cryptocurrency]
Riccardo Bobisse – Who’s Driving?
Amy Simmons – A guide to the care and feeding of new devs
Ina Yulo – The Professional Art of Winging It
Yvette Cook – Lost at sea: Lessons for tech teams from the many disasters of the Baltic Fleet / Don’t Kill Your Users
Adiba Maduegbuna – Demystify Djing and music production ; a Coders perspective
Kimberley Cook – The who, what, where, when and why of codebar
Barry Briggs – What I learned while designing for voice
Neil Horton – Technical Leadership: Trial by fire
Maria Neumayer – A problem like public speaking
Abizer Nasir – Technical Interviews are a soft skill
