LJC Speaker Clnic June 2020

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Slides for the London Java Community speaker clinic program run in June 2020

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Day 1
• Agenda (90 minutes ish)
• Thinking about speaking
publicly
• Random order
• Lightning talk
• Introduce yourself and
your talk quickly!
• Talk (5mins each)
• feedback
• Occasional short diversion
on relevant topics
• Wrap up.

Our “success” is based on having a solid technical reputation

But there are many technology directions

This is not about selling someone technology at all cost

It’s not even about how good your technology is

This is about helping
others to be successful

Do this by sharing,
educating &
helping others
along their journey

By providing maps, compasses and travel advice you build
a solid reputation

This is a two way street
• We help others be successful
• We learn what they really need
• By being visible, building a reputation we stand out from the others
• By standing out people listen to our point of view
• By talking to others you learn more about yourself, your skills and
how your products are viewed.

You don’t have
to be an Olympic
champion to talk
about sport.

We’re all on different paths. Your
experience is always valid and
useful to others.

Learning is a journey. The
travelers are still travelling.
For many it’s a steep climb.
Any help you can give them
will be appreciated.

If they haven’t
started – tell
them what
choice you
made and why

If you’re only
one step
ahead - show
them where to
put the next
foot.

If you’re far ahead – show
them the short cuts and the
pitfalls

If you’re finished.
Tell them what you
can see from your
vantage point.

Share everything through the lens of
your experience
• You’re the expert on your journey.
• Talk about it from your point of view.

“A vs B”
“Case Study”
“Emerging Technology”
“New Version Update”
“Introspection”
“Unrelated but Cool”
“Just for Fun”
I had to decide between using A vs B : analysis (pros & cons)
Something awesome that will inspire and remind us why we are
developers
My company did X with Y and here is how it went. Lessons learnt, traps to
avoid, insight
Here is why the latest process is good for your business and your
career (agile, develops, extreme programming, test driven
development ....
Introduction to Z technology and how its going to change your life /
development practises / technology choices
Overview / deep dive / hands-on of latest functionality in product
Let me show you how you could use your skills with new tech (that
maybe you can't afford to buy) to do something different : alexa,
robots, VR, AR, AI ...

Day 2
Tomorrow 12:00-14:00 Same as today but.
Strict timekeeping
A small audience
Others to give you feedback

Friday 10th July
• LJC lightning talks. 12:30
• You’re all guest speakers.

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LJC Speaker Clnic June 2020

1. LJC Speaker Clinic June 2020

2. Day 1 • Agenda (90 minutes ish) • Thinking about speaking publicly • Random order • Lightning talk • Introduce yourself and your talk quickly! • Talk (5mins each) • feedback • Occasional short diversion on relevant topics • Wrap up.

3. Speaking publicly

4. We all want to be successful

5. Our “success” is based on having a solid technical reputation

6. But there are many technology directions

7. And many choices

8. This is not about selling someone technology at all cost

9. It’s not even about how good your technology is

10. This is about helping others to be successful

11. Do this by sharing, educating & helping others along their journey

12. By providing maps, compasses and travel advice you build a solid reputation

13. you build trust

14. And people ‘buy’ from those they trust

15. This is a two way street • We help others be successful • We learn what they really need • By being visible, building a reputation we stand out from the others • By standing out people listen to our point of view • By talking to others you learn more about yourself, your skills and how your products are viewed.

16. You don’t have to be an Olympic champion to talk about sport.

17. We’re all on different paths. Your experience is always valid and useful to others.

18. Learning is a journey. The travelers are still travelling. For many it’s a steep climb. Any help you can give them will be appreciated.

19. If they haven’t started – tell them what choice you made and why

20. If you’re only one step ahead - show them where to put the next foot.

21. If you’re far ahead – show them the short cuts and the pitfalls

22. If you’re finished. Tell them what you can see from your vantage point.

23. Share everything through the lens of your experience • You’re the expert on your journey. • Talk about it from your point of view.

24. “A vs B” “Case Study” “Emerging Technology” “New Version Update” “Introspection” “Unrelated but Cool” “Just for Fun” I had to decide between using A vs B : analysis (pros & cons) Something awesome that will inspire and remind us why we are developers My company did X with Y and here is how it went. Lessons learnt, traps to avoid, insight Here is why the latest process is good for your business and your career (agile, develops, extreme programming, test driven development .... Introduction to Z technology and how its going to change your life / development practises / technology choices Overview / deep dive / hands-on of latest functionality in product Let me show you how you could use your skills with new tech (that maybe you can't afford to buy) to do something different : alexa, robots, VR, AR, AI ...

25. Your turn

26. Day 2 Tomorrow 12:00-14:00 Same as today but. Strict timekeeping A small audience Others to give you feedback

27. One last thing…

28. Friday 10th July • LJC lightning talks. 12:30 • You’re all guest speakers.

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