Minghui Yu

Agree. That's how come a bold text at the beginning helps everyone

If an event filters participants, that's surely fine. Up to the event organizer. But make it crystal clear upfront, ie: we expect director level participants and other people shall not apply, and I suggest using bold text to add it to the first line to save everyone’s time. Even better, have a channel dedicated for director level. Why bother a broader channel when target audiences are not? Is it a calculated product strategy?

If an event filters participants, that's surely fine. Up to the event organizer. But make it crystal clear upfront, ie: we expect director level participants and other people shall not apply, and I suggest using bold text to add it to the first line to save everyone’s time. Even better, have a channel dedicated for director level. Why bother a broader channel when target audiences are not? Is it a calculated product strategy?

Mega event. Most sessions are very short sessions and coverage is very surface level. Masterclass sessions are good. Tons of small companies (I am one of them), can poke around and learn something if you have time. Lots of pre summit meetings are often better than the summit itself.

The emergence of so many powerful tools is amazing. On one hand, technology seems more accessible than ever, but on the other hand, the barrier to true competence has in fact risen. Here, "competence" means being able to keep pace. But, those who master new tools are setting a very high standard, leaving many others struggling to even understand common applications and being left behind. Powerful tools make beginners feel good and be productive but also make experts superhuman. 2x of the efficiency used to be a WOW moment but when 10x is the expectation, 2x will be penalized instead of being rewarded. This will bring profound impacts to the society, to capitalism and to equity. We are witnessing another unprecedented move in just a few years (last one is covid)

I will. Applied the startup program.