Encouraging a Culture of Talks
Human beings love to share with each other. We enjoy uploading our photographs to social media so that others can see them and comment on them. Young toddlers consistently point at objects and call out what they think it is to get your attention. We also enjoy movies, books, and theater, which are a more formal way of sharing a story or information. I’m sharing this moment with you right now, even if I don’t know who you are.
In our industry, hundreds of conferences every year promise days filled with stimulating talks about the latest and greatest technology and practices. People come from all over the world to learn what the speakers have to say. But have you ever considered the collective knowledge of everyone ...
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