Offline conferences are good in their own way: you can catch several reports during the day, talk on the sidelines with speakers and exchange experiences with like-minded people whom we see for the first time.
And what definitely cannot be done at conferences is to listen to all the reports at once, ask a question to the speaker a week after the speech (well, unless you find it on social networks) and squeeze out the very essence of the report (theoretically you can, but you need to try).
The pandemic crippled not only personal communication, but also formats - online conferences with talking heads got bored back in March, and questions in the chat may forever remain unanswered.
At Wrike, we got creative and reimagined the conference format - we are hosting ours directly on Twitter! Rest assured that no question will remain unanswered. Moreover, you can ask a question in the thread after the end of the conference.
What conference and what does twitter have to do with it?
. 29- 17-00 - @wriketechclub. “” : 1 = 1 . , -: :)
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