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Maximize your impact through Communication, Emotional Intelligence, and Influence.

Communication and Charisma are 70% of your office and social life success. Productivity is key to success in software architecture and development. We will be exploring different principles so you do not have to work 60 to 80 hours a week. We will discuss proven strategies to make you the most influential Developer and Architect with greater Empathy and Self Regulation. This talk is for you as you can now SLANT your way to being a leader. You will learn how to increase Emotional intelligence in just one month, which amounts to 85 to 95% of your success in the office. You will be able to self-regulate and increase awareness like a pro in just 10 minutes to avoid anger, disappointment, exhaustion, frustration, stress, Worry, Anxiety, and Confusion. You will master the SCAMPER technique to understand a problem and create new opportunities like Ray Cork and Steve Jobs.

These will be some of the questions and challenges we will address in this talk:

• How to maximize impact by delivering excellent work by doing more in less time.
• How to gain control of our life. Everyone has 24 hours, even Warren Buffet, Bill Gates, and Elon Musk.
• How to communicate effectively with anyone in 15 minutes build trust.
• How to increase listening skills to understand other person’s perspective.
• How to lead teams by winning followers in the first meeting and build relationships and trust
• How to visualize your perfect day so everything is done like magic using the Six Phase Meditation Technique.
• How to generate new ideas like a pro so that you can champion Million dollar products.
• What five choices to take to the path of extraordinary productivity.
• How to do more work with less time by asking questions and delegation.
• What are 5 Ways To Experience Flow and Get Crazy Productive.
• Are you multitasking? And nothing is getting done? Do you feel that there are many moving parts and nothing is getting accomplished?
• What can you do to make a difference in your organization?
• What techniques can you adopt to eliminate distractions?

This talk is ideal for the following roles:

• Architects
• Technical Leads
• Programmers
• Integration Architects
• Solution Architects
• Senior Managers
• Directors

In this example-driven session, we'll review several tips and tricks to make the most out of your Spring development experience. You'll see how these tips fit into a real (albeit small) Spring application and be able to take them with you as you apply them to your project.

Spring has been the de facto standard framework for Java development for nearly two decades. Over the years, Spring has continued to evolve and adapt to meet the ever-changing requirements of software development. And for nearly half that time, Spring Boot has carried Spring forward, capturing some of the best Spring patterns as auto-configuration.

As with any framework or language that has this much history and power, there are just as many ways to get it right as there are to get it wrong. How do you know that you are applying Spring in the best way in your application?

Please register for this event on meetup.com: https://www.meetup.com/nejug1/events/286555275/

The  link for zoom meeting will be send out a day befire the event, only those members who register for the event  on meetup.com will receive the zoom meeting link. 

We, the new board members, are thrilled to announce that NEJUG is now an official chapter of ACM (Association for Computing Machinery - acm.org). We are excited about this new chapter in the history of  NEJUG. The group, hereafter, will be known as “Boston Java Users ACM Chapter” or “Boston Java Users” for short. 

 The board consists of following volunteer members, some members are designated with specific roles mentioned with their name below. 

1. Baris Kazar
2. Justin Sun (Treasurer)
3. Kyle Smith
4. Lori Fair
5. Mahesh Acharya (Vice Chair)
6. Peter Kelley
7. Ralph Navarro
8. Rohit Bhardwaj 
9. Seung Kim 
10. Stevel Lintz (Chairman)
11. Sualeh Fatehi

To reflect the change of name, we have registered following domain names, which currently forwards to nejug.org

www.bostonjavausers.com
www.bostonjavausers.org 

Please note:

• There are no changes at the moment to the current members and the membership on nejug.org. 
• New persons wishing to join Boston Java Users may sign up for an account on this website. 
• We will continue to post the events/meetings on nejug.org and on https://www.meetup.com/nejug1/. 
• You will also receive e-mail delivery of all meeting announcements. 

Please feel free to reach out to us (link below) if you have any questions regarding this announcement. 
https://nejug.org/basicform-new-website-feedback

We thank all the members and we look forward to resume our monthly meetings in the very near future,  please stay tuned. 

The NEJUG core planning group is evaluating the option of forming a legal entity as a Chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery (https://www.acm.org/) . We are looking for passionate individuals that have been part  of the NEJUG community in the past and would like to do more in the future. If you are interested in such a role (Board of Director), please join us for a Zoom video conference on Thursday April 14, 2022 from 7:00pm to 8:30pm EDT. 

We will send the Zoom meeting link privately to all interested memebers.