At the end of 2022 I set myself the goal of, in the year ahead, having coffee with 100 people. This was driven by a few factors.

Enablement in a software development team involves creating an environment in which developers of varying levels of experience can work productively together, while each increasing their own level of technical ability. Seeing enablement as a technical practice can help lay the foundations of efficient delivery; Martin Rixham explains how enablement can be approached to maximise delivery and learning outcomes.

Here is the final blog in a series featuring talks from our recent Geek 23 conference. In this video, Rafaela Azevedo presents a lightning talk on the subject of, “What the QA position will look like in the future.”

Sixth in a series featuring talks from our recent Geek 23 conference is Kal Chottai, UX Consultant, Service Designer and Creative Strategist at Equal Experts, presenting a lightning talk, Service Design 101.

Fifth in a series featuring talks from our recent Geek 23 conference is Todd Anderson, Principal Consultant and Equal Experts, presenting the first lightning talk of the day on the subject of Trust.

Fourth in a series featuring talks from our recent Geek 23 conference is Lyndsay Prewer, Technical Delivery Manager at Equal Experts, presenting, “Consulting with LLMs – how to make ChatGPT say more than “it depends.”

Third in a series featuring talks from our recent Geek 23 conference is Software Engineer, Flávio Sousa, presenting, “Mobbing – A programmer’s survival guide.

Second in our seven part series featuring talks from our recent Geek 23 conference is Kieran Stockdale, DevOps Engineer at Equal Experts, presenting “Observability 101.”