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Fairly regularly ... Frequently

What does that even mean?

I chose "Fairly regularly" as I can't fathom what frequently would mean in the context of conferences.

Once a year at the German Perl & Raku Workshop. Easy, as I am in the organising team. And once every other decade to YAPC/TPC.

Once a year at this Big Data & AI World, Cloud Cyber Security Expo Europe, Cloud Expo Europe and Data Centre World thingy.

And until a year ago, more than once a year to IT job fairs. That' frequent?

Cheers, Sören

Créateur des bugs mobiles - let loose once, run everywhere.
(hooked on the Perl Programming language)


In reply to Re: How often do you go to conferences? by Happy-the-monk
in thread How often do you go to conferences? by Arunbear

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