Roles change. Tools evolve. Entire industries transform. But some skills move with you - no matter where your career takes you. This session isn’t just another slide deck. Yes, there will be stories and a few visuals to set the scene, but the real value comes from the interactive part. Drawing from real experiences - building solutions in the Power Platform world and working as a professional photographer - we’ll explore how everyday skills like adaptability, collaboration, curiosity, and communication translate across very different careers. You will practice recognizing your own strengths, discover how to align them with professional growth, and experiment with ways to apply them more intentionally in work and passion projects. The format blends storytelling, slides, and two short interactive exercises that also create opportunities to connect with a fellow attendee. By the end, you will not only understand the power of transferable skills but also walk away with a personalized list of talents you can start using right away to grow, pivot, or advance your career.
I selected Modern Work as topic, but my session is tool agnostic. It does have interactive bits, where participants need to talk to each other.
Máté is passionate about technology and how it can enhance the way people work and collaborate. He began his Power Platform career years ago as a citizen developer. He leads the Hungary Power Platform User Group and shares his expertise at conferences, focusing on Power Platform, user experience, and mentoring. Beyond technology, Máté advocates for the role of soft skills in tech - fostering collaborative groups, mentoring, and helping professionals identify and leverage their transferable skills. He believes that success in digital transformation is not just about tools but also about people and communication. He prioritizes work-life integration, balancing professional projects with his hobbies, such as traveling, hiking, and public speaking. He’s also a Microsoft MVP, Microsoft Certified Trainer and volunteer photographer, continuously blending his love for technology with creativity and cultural experiences.