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Women on the RISE - Networking Evening
Fri, Jun 19, 5:30 PMJoin us to network and grab a drink or a meal. We will have a space dedicated for our group. Looking forward to seeing you! This months topic is Top AI hacks for productivity
Managing Employment und Workspaces
Sat, Jun 6, 12:00 PM
FREE English lessons happening today at 1.50pm in Central London
Thu, Jun 4, 12:50 PMFree English lessons in London taught by our trainee teachers! **[Register Here](https://www.dcteachertraining.com/london-free-english-lessons)** Location: St Giles London Central, 154 Southampton Row, WC1B 5JX (Nearest Tube: Russell Square) Monday 1st June to Friday 5th June - A2 / Pre-intermediate Monday 8th June to Friday 12th June - A2 / Pre-intermediate Monday 15th June to Friday 19th June - B2 / Upper Intermediate Monday 22nd June to Friday 26th June - B2 / Upper Intermediate All lessons 13:50 - 16:00 (Lessons for adults only - 18 years+) We can't wait to welcome you to the English lessons!

FREE English lessons happening today at 6:30pm in Central London
Thu, Jun 4, 5:30 PMFree English lessons in London taught by our trainee teachers! **[Register Here](https://www.dcteachertraining.com/london-free-english-lessons)** Location: St Giles London Central, 154 Southampton Row, WC1B 5JX (Nearest Tube: Russell Square) Evening classes * Tuesdays and Thursdays (each weekday) * 6:30pm to 8:30pm Levels available: Pre-Intermediate (A2) / Intermediate (B1) / Upper Intermediate (B2) (Lessons for adults only - 18 years+) We can't wait to welcome you to the English lessons!

How a Startup is Changing a Legacy Org from the Inside
Tue, Jun 16, 4:30 PMThree and a half years ago, our 17-person startup was acquired by a 4000+ person organisation with a 30-year-old technology estate. We were placed in a new city, a new hub, and an org where teams wouldn't even give us read access to their codebases. This is the honest story of how we went from outsiders to partners — and how a small team with zero positional authority shifted engineering culture across an organisation that had accumulated decades of process debt. What we got right: Starting with empathy instead of expertise. Understanding that past decisions were rational given past constraints. Earning trust through small wins before suggesting any change. Starting with the willing — not trying to boil the ocean. What we got wrong: Trying to introduce an Internal Developer Portal before we had the political capital to navigate process debt — we couldn't even get a VM. The frustration and near-burnout when the org wouldn't let us contribute. The turning point: A RAG system built across 8 teams — 16 languages, 25 countries — that became the first true cross-team collaboration in the org's history. No Agile lead, no scrum ceremonies. People just solved a real problem together. The numbers: Deployment frequency from once every 2 months to every 10 days. Build times down 80%. Excel-sheet environment booking replaced with self-service ephemeral environments. Every new service ships with monitoring, observability, docs, and tests from day zero. The culture shifts: We flattened PR reviews so every dev — not just the EM — gives feedback. Devs and QAs now present directly to stakeholders across 25+ squads. Decision-making moved from a Tech Lead bottleneck to distributed RFCs where anyone can propose and comment. We removed executive offices — everyone sits on the open floor. We introduced 360-degree reviews where none existed. And we built a 2000+ person tech community from zero. Where we are now: Experimenting with 3-person pods working in flow beyond sprints, leveraging AI, solving customer problems daily. Invite over inflict — the teams that adopted these ways of working did so because they saw the outcomes, not because anyone mandated it. This talk is grounded in systems thinking, game theory, Team Topologies, InnerSource. Mostly the talks is around the learnings of hardest engineering problems aren't technical — they're human. AI can write the RFC. It can't build the trust that gets it accepted Takeways: Will leave with practical patterns for influencing organisational change without authority — whether they're a small team inside a large org, or a single leader trying to shift how their corner of the world works. **Jeevan D C** Solving tech problems at scale A problem solver keen on Distributed Systems, System Architecture, Scale, Performance with core expertise in building high throughput, resilient, fault-tolerant applications in multi-cloud environments. Passionate about teaching and mentoring. Got extensive experience in Digital transformation, Cloud migrations, Startup acceleration in Telco, Insurance, Banking domains at scale.

Rock the Docs: Applying music theory and band dynamics to technical writing
Thu, Jun 18, 5:30 PMThe discotheque gets disco-technical, as Marco Spinello, technical writer at [Booking.com](Booking.com) shows us how music theory can be applied to documentation, using examples from both his professional and creative life. This light-hearted look at technical writing will cover: * Why Git is like a metronome * Why managing stakeholders is not unlike managing band members * Why recording an album is not unlike delivering an MVP **Rock the Docs** tells the story of a disco band that shrank from eight members to a power trio. Not unlike a company reorganisation with a built-in product pivot. Music and technical writing have more in common than meets the eye; music theory maps the territory like information architecture, a metronome enforces discipline like git, and song dynamics prevent the "wall of text" effect of very long, very dense docs. Guitar tone becomes tone of voice, equalization adjusts it per content type, and effects act as admonitions that highlight key sections. The band recording is their MVP, scoped and time-boxed, just like any good documentation deliverable. More details TBC! Please note that the agenda is approximate and subject to change. This event is kindly hosted by [Wise](https://wise.com/). **📅Agenda** **When:** Thursday, 18 June, from 6:30pm **Where:** Wise, 65 Clifton Street, London EC2A 4JE. **What:** 18:30 - 19:00 Arrival 19:00 - 19:15 Welcome & Housekeeping 19:30 - 20:00 Marco Spinello Rocks the Docs 20:00 - 20:30 Networking **📍**How to find us: Please head to Wise, 65 Clifton Street, London EC2A 4JE, from 6:30pm onwards -- one of the friendly Write The Docs London team will be checking guests in. 🌎 Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/r6zdmeDKhyAbLbaf7 📜 What3Words: ///lift.send.curiosity 📷 **Photos:** Please note that the organizers may take some photos for the WTD group.
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