Conferences Time

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Autumn is usually a busy time full of conferences, and this year is no different. After a few interesting events like Devoxx Poland in Cracow, Codepot and Agile by Example in Warsaw, it’s now time for new experiences.

Agile Tour Vilnius (8/10/2015)

I will be talking about Natural Course of Refactoring. So, if you would like to discuss pragmatic refactoring practices, come to Vilnius on 8th November.

JDD 2015 (12-13/10/2015)

I will be conducting a workshop about difficult conversations based on Nonviolent Communication practices. If you are looking to explore a more empathetic side of your personality, this is the workshop for you.

33rd Degree 4charity (30/11-01/12)

Not official yet, but it is quite likely I will be talking about Technical Leadership and some concepts from my book. If you want to help others and learn something new, don’t hesitate to come to Wrocław at the beginning of December.

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