Program

ON DECEMBER 1-3, YOU CAN EXPECT 3 DAYS PACKED WITH DOZENS OF INCREDIBLE TALKS, TUTORIALS, SPRINTS, AND SOCIAL EVENTS, JUST TO NAME A FEW! YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS OUT ON ENGAGING WITH THE GLOBAL OPEN-SOURCE COMMUNITY. CHECK OUT THE EVENTS BELOW!

Executives at PyData

Executives at PyData is a facilitated discussion session for leaders on the challenges around designing and delivering successful projects, organizational communication, product management and design, hiring, and team growth.
This 2-hour discussion session will answer a set of critical questions in the first hour and then we’ll switch to an open discussion with invited guest Douglas Squirrel for our second hour.
The recording of the sessions will be public (just like all the conference videos).
A write-up of the key points, tools and processes will be made available after the conference to all attendees, this will be a valuable take-from from the conference for all attendees.

Organized by Ian Ozsvald (London) and Lauren Oldja (New York).

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Douglas Squirrel – coach and consultant to tech teams, helping make tech teams insanely profitable since 2001

Ian Ozsvald – Chief Data Scientist, strategic advisor to data science teams, co-founder of the PyDataLondon meetup and conference series, author of the Successful Data Science Projects course and PyData conference talks, author of O’Reilly’s High-Performance Python (2nd ed)

Lauren Oldja – PyData NYC Executive Chair, Principal Data Scientist, experienced manager of multi-stakeholder, multi-country technical projects

Sprints | December 1-3

PyData global is hosting multiple sprints for open source projects. Each sprint will have a project maintainer leading the sprint to help guide the contributors throughout the session. Learn more at https://pydata.org/global2022/sprints/.

What are Sprints?

Development sprints offer an opportunity to enhance and contribute to open source projects in a focused session with the project maintainers. It is a fun exercise that helps open source projects to improve with the help of the open source community.

Who can participate?

ALL experience levels are welcome to participate. Contribution guides and environment setup instructions are provided with each sprint.

Sprints Schedule

You can access the schedule of the sprints using this link.

The duration of each sprint is 4 hours.

Communication Channels

Discord
Every sprint will have its own channel on discord. Contributors should enroll in those discord channels to receive the list of issues to work on and have a space to discuss their progress with the maintainers.

Zoom
During the sprint, there will be a dedicated zoom call for that sprint which will be used for sprint introduction. Participants will be divided into breakout rooms where a maintainer will come over to support attendees when needed.

Before the Sprint
It is crucial to read the documentation and environment set up instructions to have a productive sprint. If you’re facing any issues in setting up your environment, please use slack to ask for support in setting up the environment before the sprint begins.

Sprint Sessions:

Pub Quiz | Fri Dec 2 at 10:30pm UTC

Join us for the traditional PyData Pub Quiz, hosted by quizmasters James Powell and Cameron Riddell. The event is open to everyone and will be located in Gather. Come as a team or find one when you arrive, it’s up to you. Each table is a Gather private space so you can discuss answers with your team. Show off your knowledge and learn something new.

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