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Should I stay or should I go now How to manage your manager



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This is the recording of the Auckland Power BI user group session.

A lot of people leave teams and companies because of a conflict with managers. Is this something we can resolve in better ways?

Technical projects often require technical understanding in order to achieve great results. However, not everyone can have the same level of understanding as everyone else. Sound familiar?

Come to this table talk to share ideas and discuss strategies to work best with different management styles and skills.

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About Speakers:

Dr. Neil Roodyn’s passion for software started in the 1970’s when he taught himself BASIC and 6502 Assembler. During the 1980’s Neil was involved in various software projects on a variety of platforms including IBM 390, Commodore PET, Apple MAC, IBM PC (DOS) and AS400. The 1990’s brought some big changes to Neil’s career; Neil received a first class honours degree in Computer Science, started the first (of many) software companies and began teaching software development, initially in academia and then commercially. During the early 1990’s Neil worked on a number of different real-time software systems. The work he did on these systems, combined with other research into real-time systems led to a thesis entitled “Software Architectures for Distributed Real- Time Systems”. Neil was awarded a PhD for this thesis from University College London and the brand of Dr. Neil was born.

Since 1995 Dr. Neil has been involved in the formation of many software companies, his roles varying from mentoring through to directorship. Dr. Neil keeps a very active involvement in the software being produced and delivered today, and provides feedback to both large and small companies on how to increase the value of their software business. Dr. Neil is currently awarded as a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional and Microsoft Regional Director.

Dr. Neil’s latest enterprise is a global technology company called nsquared, which creates software experiences for digital tables. The software built by nsquared improves face-to-face meetings by providing opportunities for better connections between people and digital content on the table.

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Bronwen Zande is Director of Soul Solutions based in the sunny Queensland city of Brisbane.

Bronwen organises the annual DDD Brisbane conference and as a passion for environmentally sustainable conferences. She can also be found at user groups, hackathons, workshops, guest lecturing aswell as mentoring others. When she can, she loves to combine her love to travel, hiking, wildlife and photography by presenting at events overseas.

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Reza Rad is a Microsoft Regional Director, an Author, Trainer, Speaker, and Consultant. He has a BSc in Computer engineering; he has more than 20 years of experience in data analysis, BI, databases, programming, and development mostly on Microsoft technologies. He is a Microsoft Data Platform MVP for 11 continuous years (from 2011 till now) for his dedication in Microsoft BI. Reza is an active blogger and co-founder of RADACAD. Reza is also co-founder and co-organizer of Difinity conference in New Zealand, and the Power BI Summit (the biggest Power BI conference)
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