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Oftentimes, not for sales purposes but for educational and networking purposes they are but you have to be selective about which ones you attend
Depends on the conference. Some of them offer very good hands on knowledge to specific types of training that you may be interested in or need more expertise in. Others are kind of a whole bunch of nothing. That's been my experience with them. I'd pick and choose the ones you think will be the best fit for you.
Depends on how you define worth it. It's a great opportunity for networking and making connections.
I would say that networking is one of the biggest reasons to attend a conference.
Maybe just as a free vacation and time away from home
Conferences are basically matchmaking for professionals. Strike up conversations, swap business cards and build connections that could lead to future collaborations, clients, or even job opportunities. Not much for anything else though.
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Worth it if you are able to network at these events