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It's hard to find opportunities to speak at programming conferences. For people who are underrepresented in the programming field, it's especially daunting. CallbackWomen digs up the opportunities. We also try to get other crucial information for you, such as travel funding and code of conduct policy. More than 90 CFPs open up every month for 1,300 professional programmers' conferences. Follow @CallbackWomen on Twitter to discover opportunities and resources
Peers. Do you crave having more? Feel isolated from others who do what you do? Conferences connect people. You carry that sense of connectedness back home with you.
Sense of connection to something bigger. Pride in being part of that community.
i18n. Random chats w/devs from elsewhere -> unexpected insights re internationalization probs
have/hear different discussions than the same predictable stuff at the office.
"I would really love to discuss that w/you more…" Surprising opportunities come out of those.
ppl who you admire introduce self to you, recognize you as peer, become fan of your work too! (including “well-known” ppl you thought would never talk to you!)
challenge. Nudge self to learn, then share, something new b/c you've proposed to talk abt it.
thought leadership. Speaking abt a topic can earn rep as someone whose thoughts on it matter.
i18n. Random chats w/devs from elsewhere -> unexpected insights re internationalization probs
facilitates introverts. Speakers get introduced to amazing ppl. Insight-filled conversations!
conversation. Opportunity to have interesting conversations that you can't have anywhere else
network. Speakers get to expand network organically, and across range of locations & topics.
network. Speakers get to expand network organically, and across range of locations & topics.
Free ticket.
The audience is there for the same reason you are: passion about the work. They respect talks that explore & advance that passion.