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MAD COACHING Sunday Coaching Session

Sun, Nov 1, 2:00 AM
From Melbourne Social Badminton
4.8
1 attendee

MAD COACHING Saturday Coaching Session

Sat, Oct 31, 1:00 AM
From Melbourne Social Badminton
4.8
1 attendee

The Badminton Hub Coaching - Adults Saturday FUNDAMENTALS

Sat, Oct 31, 1:00 AM
From Melbourne Social Badminton
4.8
1 attendee
Beyond the Tools: The Human Skills That Matter in an AI World

Beyond the Tools: The Human Skills That Matter in an AI World

Thu, Nov 5, 6:30 AM
From Melbourne Business Agility Meetup
4.7

We hear plenty about the skills people need in an AI world. But what do the people using AI in industry have to say? At Victoria University’s inaugural AI Skills Hackathon, students interviewed 23 industry practitioners about AI in their work. Associate Professor Natasha Dwyer will share insights from those conversations, analysed against employability skills frameworks. The usual suspects such as strong communication skills proved crutial. The value lies in the detail: how practitioners describe those skills in the context of their own industries. The interviews also explored AI’s potential to level the playing field. Smaller organisations can often adopt faster than large organisations, and that speed is an advantage. AI can help small and medium enterprises to compete with more resourced organisations. Join us to discuss what these industry perspectives mean for human skills, organisational adaptability and where competitive advantage might emerge. \-\-\- More about Natasha (Tash): Associate Professor Dwyer coordinates the postgraduate digital media program at Victoria University. Her research explores the socio-technical elements of trust. Since 2023, she has led conversational AI projects, with both traditional and practical research outcomes. One of these projects, the Welcome Room, features in TEQSA's (Higher ed. governance body) Generative AI Emerging Practice Toolkit and is currently developing it into an interface designed for students with a wide range of functional needs. She previously served as Interactive Designer at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image and was a Research Fellow at British Telecom. Her role was to facilitate public access to ACMI’s collection

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25 attendees
1. Non-Executable Malware & Scriptable C2 Agents  2. SQL Query Truncation

1. Non-Executable Malware & Scriptable C2 Agents 2. SQL Query Truncation

Fri, Oct 30, 7:30 AM
From Ruxmon Melbourne
4.8

**28/10 Update - new presentation: 2. SQL Query Truncation** *Talk Submissions*: [ruxmon@proton.me](http://ruxmon@proton.me%2A%2A/) **1\. Weaponizing Starlark: Non\-executable Malware and Scriptable C2 Agents** Starlark is a Python dialect mainly used as a configuration language. The interoperability with Go makes it a perfect choice for Go-based C2 agents. This talk explains the concepts of the Starlark module system in emp3r0r C2; demonstrates detection evasion compared to traditional BOF modules; and how scripting agent on the fly becomes possible. Jimmy Mi is a malware researcher and Linux user, specialising in OS internals and offensive security research. **2\. SQL Query Truncation** This talk will show details of a new vulnerability that allowed truncating SQL queries in certain web applications. Luke Jahnke (ace) is a Security Researcher specialising in web application security and he blogs very interesting stuff related to cybersecurity at nastystereo.com **Location** Room 080.02.002 at RMIT (Building 80) - 445 Swanston St, Melbourne **Discord** [Discord Invite](https://discord.gg/2qcaxce8Mw)

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44 attendees
Deep Work - The Aesthetic Advantage

Deep Work - The Aesthetic Advantage

Fri, Oct 30, 8:00 AM
From Deep Work 🌿
4.9

**THEME** At this Deep Work event we'll explore **The Aesthetic Advantage** \- how we are all artists at heart\. The Aesthetic Advantage invites us to see ourselves as craftspeople, whatever our job title: bringing care, beauty and excellence to every detail, even the ones no one will ever see. **TIMING** \*Please arrive by 7:00PM for a 7:15PM start. The event will conclude at 8:45PM. **SETUP** You will be seated in small groups of about 5 people. We encourage you to sit with people that you don't yet know. :) **TICKETS** Tickets are $20. We're happy to provide full refunds for cancellations received with 48+ hours notice. **PROGRAM** Through carefully selected quotes and interactive discussions, we will: * **Explore** and notice where in our own work we bring artistry and refinement * **Share stories, laughter and insights** of moments work when we felt the quiet pride of making something well, or were moved by someone else's work * **Create casual and fun art** * **Develop practical ideas** to bring more craft into our everyday work, through how we finish, how we attend to the unseen, and how we honour the work of others Come ready to discover the craftsperson in you, whether you sweep streets, write code or lead a company. You'll leave inspired to carry excellence all the way through to the back of the drawer, equipped with fresh perspectives on care, patience and the quiet dignity of work done well. **PARKING** 2P parking is available at the venue. [Use this link to navigate there.](https://maps.app.goo.gl/wruty3s4V4pQLmaZ8)

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Frequently asked questions

Executive coaching is a process that helps individuals improve their leadership and management skills. It involves guidance from a coach to overcome challenges, achieve career goals, and enhance performance.

Yes, you can discover local executive coaching events and groups in Melbourne through Meetup. This platform helps connect you with professionals in your area.

Executive coaching provides tailored guidance for personal and professional growth. It helps refine leadership skills and can be instrumental in career progression.

Visit Meetup and search for executive coaching groups in Melbourne. You can view different groups, read descriptions, and join those that match your interests.

Yes, some executive coaching sessions are held in person, allowing for direct interaction and networking with peers in Melbourne.

Typically, you'll participate in activities such as seminars, workshops, and networking. These events focus on enhancing leadership and management skills.

No, Meetup hosts a platform for groups, but events are organized by individual hosts or groups, not directly by Meetup.

Absolutely! You can join groups focused on executive coaching where leaders at all stages share knowledge and strategies to enhance your skills.

Many groups offer workshops aimed at developing specific skills such as communication, leadership, or strategic planning within executive coaching.

Meeting frequency varies. Some executive coaching groups may meet weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly based on the organizer's schedule and member availability.

Yes, many executive coaching groups welcome both beginners and experienced professionals, creating diverse learning environments in Melbourne.

Meetup's focus is on group events, not one-on-one coaching. It's perfect for connecting with others and sharing experiences in group settings.

While there are general leadership groups, some may cater to specific industries. Availability depends on what local groups have been established.

Finding a specific group can vary by location and existing local interests, and not every niche category might have an active presence.

No, there is no obligation to attend every event. You can RSVP to those that fit your schedule and interests.