Teamsdagen Hybrid 2022 š
- Amanda Sterner
- Oct 6, 2022
- 2 min read
Updated: Oct 7, 2022
Two weeks has past since Teamsdagen Hybrid 2022. The 21st of September we held the latest occasion of Teamsdagen - the biggest conference on Microsoft Teams in the Nordics. With 350+ people at MĆ¼nchenbryggeriet in Stockholm and 1500 people online Iām so proud to be a part of it š„ŗā¤ļø.
Teamsdagen has been online since its first occasion back in March 2020 and it felt amazing to do a conference IRL again, the mood in the venue was so good and it felt just like home to see so many happy smiling faces both old and new friends. And of course all the people joining from home in our Hybrid set-up. I wonāt write that much in this post other than it feels god to meet people again and it feels so god to see some of my people from the community come and share their knowledge with everyone at Teamsdagen.
Me and Sara š„ŗ (yes we are a bit shiny but don't mind that!)
So happy to finally see Karoliina live again first time since 2020 šš»š„°
This time I was mostly of stage but of course I got a chance to fight in an epic Microsoft Teams tips and tricks battle ā AND I WON!! For the first time ha-ha! Hereās the recording in Swedish:
I also got to moderate a panel on hybrid work, it was such a god discussion with Nina Rapp from Microsoft, Linnea Nilsson from Pexip, Ashraf Mushallah from Jabra och Martin Lidholm from Exobe.
Hereās the recording in Swedish:
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I canāt believe MĆ„rten, Linus, Theodora and I have done this for almost three years now, time passes by so quickly. This time Thea was home with her tiny š¶š»and we got the help from amazing Michaela and Bjanka! What a dream team āØ.
Thanks again to everyone who made Teamsdagen to the amazing event it is; the speaker, all the people helping us and the most important all the participants ššš.
See you next year!
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