Post by account_disabled on Mar 5, 2024 6:56:08 GMT
Events cost money and time, and therefore always money. Let's invest our resources well! The first piece of advice I would like to give is to understand which event to choose, because it is not possible to participate in everything, even if the "hunger" for updates is great. We never stop learning: it is the basis of our work. Then, however, what we learn must be tested and applied, and time is always a bit of a tyrant.
How to choose? Focusing . What is your core business and Japan WhatsApp Number Data specialization? We do it for companies and then we forget it for ourselves. Understanding this helps us to understand whether there will be topics at the event that are useful to us and to set ourselves the objectives that we would like to achieve by attending this or that intervention. This is the second tip. That said, participation comes , focused.
Being in the right rooms or focusing on what can be immediately useful for the businesses we follow or that concern us, does the rest. We plan our presence well and what we don't want to miss. Having attention for everything is not easy. I take notes using mind maps , which also help with revision. On the back of my maps I always put two areas: discursive notes , or those concepts that cannot be inserted into the map, and ideas .
How to choose? Focusing . What is your core business and Japan WhatsApp Number Data specialization? We do it for companies and then we forget it for ourselves. Understanding this helps us to understand whether there will be topics at the event that are useful to us and to set ourselves the objectives that we would like to achieve by attending this or that intervention. This is the second tip. That said, participation comes , focused.
Being in the right rooms or focusing on what can be immediately useful for the businesses we follow or that concern us, does the rest. We plan our presence well and what we don't want to miss. Having attention for everything is not easy. I take notes using mind maps , which also help with revision. On the back of my maps I always put two areas: discursive notes , or those concepts that cannot be inserted into the map, and ideas .
