Panel | Closing Keynote: Converting all of this into practice
Summary
TLDRThe panel discussion at the conference focused on extracting value and actionable insights from the day's events. Panelists Janice, Eric, and Matt shared their perspectives on success at such gatherings, emphasizing the importance of inspiration, community, and actionable takeaways. They discussed the significance of customer data, the challenges of digital transformation, and the need for diversity and inclusivity in the community. The conversation highlighted the importance of continuous learning and improvement, as well as the power of storytelling in public speaking.
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Q & A
What was the main purpose of the closing panel discussion at the conference?
-The main purpose of the closing panel was to distill key themes and insights from the day's events and discuss how attendees can take the knowledge gained and apply it practically in their work.
How did Janice define success at a conference like this?
-Janice defined success as coming away inspired, with a fresh perspective and new energy, whether it's to continue on an existing path or to explore new ideas.
What did Eric appreciate about the conference in terms of networking?
-Eric appreciated being able to reconnect with many people, especially in person, which he believes contributes to a sense of success and happiness at the conference.
What did Matt find valuable about attending the conference?
-Matt found value in seeing that others have the same problems he does, which helps his morale, and in taking away actionable items that he can implement at his desk.
What was the significance of the talk from Snow Dog that Matt mentioned?
-The talk from Snow Dog was significant because it provided a mastery of a topic in accessibility, offering actionable insights that Matt could take back and implement.
What did Eric find compelling about Shan's talk from Lumu?
-Eric found Shan's talk compelling due to the focus on customer stories and research, the well-executed presentation, and the relatable struggle of building a configurator.
What theme resonated with Janice throughout the conference?
-The theme of talking to customers and leveraging their data to persuade stakeholders in business resonated with Janice and was a recurring point throughout the conference.
What common theme did Matt notice in several presentations about the development community?
-Matt noticed a common theme about the lack of representation and diversity in the development community, including gender disparity, racism, and agism in AI development.
What does Janice believe is necessary for true representation at conferences?
-Janice believes that true representation involves more than tokenism and includes encouraging people from diverse backgrounds to participate, not just in attendance but also as speakers and panelists.
What advice does Jamie give for overcoming the fear of public speaking at conferences?
-Jamie advises that taking the first step and putting oneself forward for speaking opportunities, despite the fear, is crucial. He emphasizes that public speaking is a skill that can be developed with practice and preparation.
What was a key takeaway from the conference regarding community and inclusivity?
-A key takeaway was the importance of community, inclusivity, and ensuring that the conference and its speakers reflect the demographics of the user base, with an emphasis on encouraging diversity and representation.
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