Webinars and Workshops

In Part 1 of this 2-part series, certified body language and communication expert Jeff Baird will share key strategies for building trust via phone, with a focus on:

Our titles are shifting between data engineer and data scientist. 

The data engineer ensures that data is delivered, manipulated, and harnessed. The data engineer does this so that it is useful for the data scientist. The data engineer is conversant in Java and Scala.

Every decision a leader makes impacts their people and their organization.  Some of those decisions are better than others.  In these volatile and uncertain times, there is little tolerance for and much danger in a leader making poor decisions.  How then do great leaders consistently make decisions that solve important problems and overcome major challenges?

There are times when requirements gathering and elicitation just does not go as planned. When it comes to getting someone talking the FBI knows what it takes.

There are times when requirements gathering and elicitation just does not go as planned. When it comes to getting someone talking the FBI knows what it takes.

In Part 2 of this two-part series, certified body language and communication expert Jeff Baird will share key strategies for building trust and rapport, with a focus on:

*CompTIA has approved this webinar for 1 CEU for the following 7 certifications until 12/3/2021: A+, Network+, Security+, Linux+, Cloud+, PenTest+, CySA+*

*This session can be self-reported for 1 Leadership PDU under multi-media through 5/20/2022*

One of the most compelling features of Azure DevOps is having the ability to define your build and release pipelines as code.

In part four of our orientation and performance best practice series, our panelists Jeff Baird, Suzanne Ricci, and George Stocker will share their tips and best practices around these topics. 

Java has had type inference for a while, with much significant change towards this in more recent versions. In this presentation Venkat Subramaniam takes a step back to help us understand what type inference provides, how Java does it, when we should use it, and when we should avoid it.