MeasureCamp will return with a virtual edition on July 11, 2020!

MeasureCamp will return with a virtual edition on July 11, 2020!

MeasureCamp is an open, free-to-attend unconference, for the analytics community who make MeasureCamp what it is. Due to the ever-increasing demand and limited supply of tickets, we limit the number of tickets to 3 per company.

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MeasureCamp will return with a virtual edition on July 11, 2020! Organisers from MeasureCamps from all over Europe have created the MeasureCamp experience in the virtual world.

We will use the Remo platform for our virtual meeting. MeasureCamp will have the same mix of presentations, discussions, and random chats with old friends and strangers as you would find at any MeasureCamp. Due to the limitations of the platform, Virtual MeasureCamp will aim for 150 attendees.

Virtual MeasureCamp will open at 9am CEST. The first session will start at 11am CEST and the last sessions due to end at 5pm. Just like any other MeasureCamp, there will be eight 30-minute sessions, with 6 rooms, and up to 48 sessions during the course of the day.This is MeasureCamp, after all, and there certainly will be an afterparty!

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On voting

Sean Loosier - Vote!

Voting, in my opinion, matters mostly as a personal example. It’s good to go and vote, that gesture matters, it’s fine to publicly say who you’re voting for, it’s OK to help your favorite party in any way that you can (time, resources, energy). It’s also good to be informed of the main offers.

But, a vote, other than that, has only marginal importance. Even when the vote difference is tight, it’s rarely the case of a single vote making the difference.

Also, in Romania it matters more, in my opinion, to vote for a person or party who is the least corrupt, rather than vote for an entity that has values similar to yours. In practice, in Romania, political parties, generally, don’t follow nor do what they say they’ll do.

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Why do I play chess?

Tamas Garam - chess

I play chess mostly for developing my ability to think into the future. Not too much, I don’t think all that much, but the process of „If I move X vs. Y, there will be consequences” is great.

I allow myself to make a lot of mistakes, I prefer this approach, to test & try a lot of things, rather than aim for the „perfect” match.

Sometimes, I make silly mistakes, and that’s fine with me.

On another note, I think that my arts blog is going well, helping me develop other aspects of my life, like emotions.

I like to consume media, articles, books, movies, music, podcasts, 9Gag.

These all combine very well.

I don’t think that the spirit enters the world just through reading book. But I do think that some solutions work better for the spirit than others. Here’s one – chess.

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„Person X can think strategically!”. But, really, can he!?

arbyreed - Options

I once encountered a situation when someone told me about another person – „Person X can think strategically!”. But, really, can he!?

You see, there’s a difference between thinking strategically and saying you have a strategy.

I happen to know person X and, yes, that person can justify very well his actions. But does that person really think strategically every step? I don’t think so.

I think what’s most likely to happen is that person X can speak very well, and pick a small reason for doing action X.

I don’t think that’s a strategy, to me it’s tactics, with very good PR.

I don’t think that’s bad, but the distinction between „X has a strategy” and „X does tactics, and knows how to present them well / do PR” is important.

PS: I think, it’s mostly about emotions.

If I think strategically, but don’t know how to speak very well, I’m not clear and persuasive in my communications, I will leave a poor impression, certainly not that of a strategic thinker.

On another hand, if another person acts based on tactics, but can speak in a persuasive/clear manner, that person will leave a good impression on strategy, even if it might not be the case.

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