Women in Tech Virtual Conference || C# Corner
summary
Key claims and concrete takeaways: a keynote links gender and pay-equality momentum to measurable hiring gains; a personal roadmap called the More Method ties 80% subconscious programming by age seven to steps that scaled a bag startup to $1M then $10M in under two years; a demo shows building cross-platform browser add-ons with WebExtensions APIs (includes a Private X extension the presenter published); a Neo4j session runs real graph algorithms on criminal datasets; operations tips cover managing 56 SQL Server instances with community tools (Ola scripts, Glenn’s queries); an NGO reports delivering 9,000 laptops to foster youth in 15 weeks.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Welcome to Women in Tech
- 1:59Introduction
- 8:46Empowering women in tech
- 16:00Keynote: Jen Groover on More Method
- 1:03:53Keynote: Linda Hut on diversification
- 1:47:49Cross-platform browser add-ons
- 2:26:46Mind the gap in tech evolution
- 3:19:11Graph databases for connected data
- 3:45:36Survival tips for lone DBAs
- 4:11:36Fintech marketing and communication
- 4:46:30Closing remarks
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