If you go to a developer conference, sponsored by your employer or not, do you take the chance in the coming team meeting to share what you learned there?
If you go to a developer conference, sponsored by your employer or not, do you take the chance in the coming team meeting to share what you learned there?
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Yep - it's a really good way to cement your understanding of what whizzed past at the time - debrief yourself by writing it down for others (we happen to have a corporate wiki for this kind of thing). It typically takes me half as long to summarise as the conference itself.
It's fun to pick out the really wacky/contentious ideas and introduce those at the next retrospective session to get some out-of-our-rut thoughts going, then point the team at the longer written content. Through such means we are now experimenting with immutable components, serverless technologies, service meshes and sidecars..
Thanks a lot for your answer. In the end, I also decided and was explicitly asked by the management to hold a retrospective. Will come soon.
We where all sooo hungover
Where? You went to the Global Week of Beer Retreat?