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Counterintuitive Best Practices To Boost Team Engagement
About This Webinar
Microsoft Senior Technical Evangelist, Martin Schray, will discuss common collaboration practices, misconceptions, and the best practices to help make your team’s collaboration more effective.
In addition to academic research and trade publications, this webinar will reference industry experience in technology and education.
Martin will also share first-hand how he used Baloonr, a new web and mobile app, to overcome frequent sources of bias and to help drive more effective engagement, collaboration and decision-making at Microsoft, DePaul University, and the Illinois Institute of Technology.
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BUSINESS & FINANCE
CAREER
EDUCATION & LEARNING
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
SCIENCE & TECH
Who can view: People who attended the webinar only
Webinar Price: Free
Webinar ID: 3176dd47a24e
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Senior Technical Evangelist, Microsoft
Martin is a Senior Technical Evangelist focusing on Startups. He helps startups run the best of Open Source Software (OSS) and/or Microsoft Tech in the cloud. Martin also helps startups get their mobile apps connected to the cloud. He aids startups building software or online services leverage Microsoft programs like BizSpark that provides free access to the cloud and Microsoft software.
Martin joined Microsoft in 2002, and he has held a number of individual contributor and leadership roles. He has two cloud certifications and holds an undergraduate degree in Computer Information System as well an MBA in Business Administration. Before joining Microsoft, he held roles in product development, IT and consulting. Additionally, Martin teaches as an industry professor at the Illinois Institute of Technology and DePaul University.
Martin joined Microsoft in 2002, and he has held a number of individual contributor and leadership roles. He has two cloud certifications and holds an undergraduate degree in Computer Information System as well an MBA in Business Administration. Before joining Microsoft, he held roles in product development, IT and consulting. Additionally, Martin teaches as an industry professor at the Illinois Institute of Technology and DePaul University.
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