The shy folks in the back finally asked the actual hard questions.
Voices from the room
Some are conference producers, some are teachers, some are running an open mic night. Different rooms, same story: the shy people in the back finally got heard.
The shy folks in the back finally asked the actual hard questions.
Ran our all-hands with 300 people, zero setup. QR on the slide, done.
Kids raised their phones instead of their hands. I got forty questions in an hour.
We stopped needing a mic runner. That alone was worth it — and it’s free.
Half the questions were upvoted by strangers. That’s how I knew we were onto real problems.
Used it at my book launch. Half the questions were better than any I’d prepared for.
Screen on the wall, phones in every hand. Twenty-minute Q&A ran itself.
Between sets I put the QR on the wall. People stayed to submit set-list picks.
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