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okay hello everyone I am high-action
said this is my talk from their
knowledge to their own knowledge proof
and I know that's very very corny this
isn't a technical talk so it's along
with similar lines as Kendricks
intoxicated I mean this time last year I
was actually working at a green energy
corporate full-time in London that was
recently ranked I thing last month
number seven in Harvard Business Review
top 20 ng or business transformations of
the last decade Iran in teams of
hundreds of people to deliver new
optional in the home projects so just
like that one man so very different to
what I'm Jana and as part of that role
for worked across multiple continents
negotiated internationally oversaw
complex two divisions run legal
documentation and ultimately oversaw the
composition of multi-million dollar
business cases so why am I telling you
this
it's obviously very different to my
current role so since then I've trained
I currently work as front-end engineer
for a startup called tracer where tracer
is putting together an end-to-end
solution built for and by the diamond
industry and as part of that it is using
doctrine is one of its four technical
pillars alongside AI machine learning
privacy and security options
so I'm guessing most of you are the
deaths in here so believe me when I say
this has been a complete change in focus
and that was for me that main reason why
I chose to move into my new career
on the off chance that any of you are
not already software underneath this try
to cover some resources that I found
useful on my journey and you can see
31st of October is actually the date
that I left my previous role and I won't
go into any more detail here but if you
do have any questions come grab me after
what I really want to say at this point
is don't feel put off by the complexity
of what you feel you're going into we've
had some amazing - what's here in Osaka
about new tools and obviously guaranteed
tools popping up all of the time and I
see a really important translating role
here for those who are able to work
alongside the experts and researchers to
communicate the principles of the tools
and how they can be used to upgrade
existing code bases and ultimately be
used on the road towards mass adoption
of crypto there are three things that I
learned in my past life
that seem very relevant to my new life
as a developer so firstly during my time
on transactions I had to plan every one
appeal probably hate
I defined a clear checkpoints for my NGO
noticing things as I called it so before
we decided to move forward with an
opportunity and I see that being very
relevant to businesses or entities using
blockchain particularly aetherium when
the new solutions moving at such a rapid
pace within the community and whilst
that's very exciting it can be very
valuable to balance or technical debt
with the business critical path to
ultimate nearly will only use the
feedback and stay on track to do it as
something that's going to be useful
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secondly I learned to expose aspects of
new projects that were unclear you don't
need any qualifications to us questions
and over-communicate even use analogies
and build your network because goodwill
can go a very long way thirdly I learned
how important it is to map the language
of the business to the technical detail
held by my specialist teams so I really
recommend you listening to how others
express themselves and learn the
language of whatever field you're in I
actively root what I really want to
emphasize is similar to Kendrick who
just spoke don't be afraid of bringing
your new perspective to a new and new
project and opening new lines of
communication
Thank You class everything for me if you
do have any questions about anything
else to look about come army or follow
me on Twitter
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