Linda Torrång

Communication is the key to success, but it often gets lost in translation due to cultural differences, personalities, or mismatched styles. In today’s diverse workplaces, adapting your approach to clients, executives, or colleagues is essential for clarity and stronger connections. This session explores how to refine your communication skills, navigate cultural and personal differences, and deliver messages that truly resonate. Join two colleagues, a Brit and a Swede, who work in a multicultural team and with global clients, as they share practical insights to help you communicate effectively and succeed in every interaction.

Power BI is a vital tool for data analytics, but managing workspaces, access, and data sets manually can be time-consuming and error-prone. This session explores how PowerShell automation simplifies and streamlines these tasks.

Get ready to wrap up a serious day of learning with a dash of humor, spontaneity, and friendly competition! SQLBits presents "Slide Karaoke" where SQLBits speakers reveal their hidden talents while vying for bragging rights. This session promises to be a one-of-a-kind experience that will leave you in stitches and awe, and the speakers scrambling for their non-existent notes!

Folks that belong to the queer community are often referred to as LGBTQ+, Jess and Linda represent a small portion of the letters within this alphabet soup and they will guide you through some common situations where you can be a good ally. There is no one right answer, but there are ways for you to prepare for certain situations so you know what your best move might be to provide support and allyship. This session will provide tips for people who are new to being an ally and for existing allies who want to add skills to their toolbelt.

By asking the right questions we can solve the actual problem - not only the problem we think we are facing. Take a step back, look further, and ask better questions. We'll show you how.

Humans were never meant to multitask - fact is, the human brain is not even capable of true multitasking. Despite this we keep trying to achieve more in less time, and in the end we achieve less and suffer from more stress. There are ways to stop trying to multitask and instead embrace structure and methods for actually getting things done. Let me show you.

Junior makes mistakes. That's part of being junior. But we don't have to make the SAME mistakes over and over again - let's talk about how to make starting life in the tech lane a bit easier.

Being a mentor or a mentee offer amazing opportunities but come with their own sets of challenges. We'll help you make the most of mentoring!