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2021-07-12 "The Reality of International Conference Presentations for Engineers Who Don't Love English" [長年日記]

Today, I finished my conference presentation using Zoom Webiner.

"I'm really, really tired"

I made 44 presentation materials, 3 video clips with English titles.

In addition, how many people I've involved and how much time I've wasted, to approve a demo system for an external presentation and to get it through the firewall.

I spent GW writing a lot of English, and I spent the last two weekends practicing my presentation.

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And today, I have been speaking bullshit English for 25 minutes straight.

During the question and answer session, I answered loudly and confidently with answers that, in hindsight, were way off the mark.

(Well, this is what the IETF taught me)

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So, I displayed the translation engine screen on the presentation screen, and The audience found out that I was cheating.

All of my presentations are being recorded and will be shown in video clips throughout the conference period.

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Well, but this is good.

"The Reality of International Conference Presentations for Engineers Who Don't Love English"

It should be that, I think.