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Adrienne Tacke

Cloud Developer & Senior Developer Advocate @ Cisco

Jan 17, 2021

The CONS of Traveling for Tech Conferences

What's it like traveling the world to speak at tech conferences? It's fascinating, extremely fun, and EXHAUSTING. You all know the perks of travel and how rewarding it can be to explore the world. I think we'd all much rather be doing more of it rig...

blog.adrienne.io7 min read

#conference #devlife #general-advice #developer-relations

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hatt mc

Nov 27, 2022

Exactly. You go to network, and occasionally learn something.

Network = future job prospects or people for you to hire, plus people to bounce ideas off of who have war stories & have seen different problems than you

Ruth Ikegah

Learning to do things the backend way, Github Star, OSS lover and advocate

Feb 14, 2021

This was a nice read. I'm getting one year old in tech so I have not had the in-person conference feel lol. Thanks for sharing your experience! Adrienne Tacke

Adrienne Tacke

Cloud Developer & Senior Developer Advocate @ Cisco

Feb 15, 2021

Thanks Ruth! Everything in moderation is the best lesson I've learned 😉