3. How to contribute to and help the tech community as a speaker, organizer and MVP - with Isidora Katanic

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Recorded26 Apr 2021

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In this episode, we talk with Isidora about her video series, her experience as a speaker, and advocate for more women as speakers at tech events. How it all start, what it led to and what she learned on the way. A road to speaking at Microsoft Ignite and Build, and to being a Microsoft MVP. Some lessons about having fun, sharing knowledge, and communities. How a community can open doors and why we should reach out to include more people. About this episode, and Isidora in particular: you can find @isidorakatanic on Twitter, visit her blog or watch her video series. About Betatalks: have a look at our videos and join us on our Betatalks Discord channel.

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