Speaking at Conferences Is a Good Idea

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If you are interested in speaking, go for it. It's great for your career. You know, it can easily be stable. Even if you just do a couple of years of sort of the circuit of speaking, or doitmaye once or twice a year, it can be a really good thing for your career,. as well as your own enjoyment of your career.

In this episode of Syntax, Wes and Scott talk about their experiences speaking at conferences, why they’ve done it, how they prepare talks, and tips for anyone interested in wanting to give talks.

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