Conferences are for conferring – and meeting people. Looking at the coming fall season of conferences – whom of the speakers will be on your dance card for a chat. There are two columns for each conference:
- What speakers have you previously met, so that they know you?
- What speakers have you had contact with on twitter & blogs, so that they know you?
The list with a good portion of wish-full thinking and pixi dust, currently at 2 confirmed participation in the below conferences.
Who have your met? |
Who will you meet IRL? |
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Star West,October 2013 |
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GOTO Aarhus, October 2013Going – yearh! |
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Agile Testing Days, October 2013Going – yearh! | ||
Oredev, November 2013 |
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EuroStar, November 2013 |
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Disclaimer: GOTO Aarhus 2013 is sponsoring my attendance as a blogger.
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I LOVE this idea! I always have a list of names in my head of people I want to meet but I hadn’t though of adding people I already know. Nice touch.
I think I know what I’m going to be doing tonight 🙂
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