Even technical topics as event sourcing can be broken down in a way that everybody understands. The trick is making it applicable so that everyone that attends learns at least one thing. It has gone down really well with both technical and non-technical (Product Owners/Managers) staff. When I switched companies a few months later, I took the same format with me and introduced it at my current company. We started covering things that people at all levels in their careers could understand from the SOLID principals to Dependency Injection. I asked him if he could provide some food for the troops since they were giving up their lunch hour - to which he did. So I'd never heard of the concept of a developer lunch before when at a previous company my technical director said about getting people together and learning about the topic we were talking about.
So here's a lunch talk share for you: Past: Just recently I've got in contact with Stuart Blacker and heard his success story. It's a time of the day when you see everyone: hear their thoughts, jokes, problems, solutions and much more. Thought so, you haven't! The office and lunch breaks cause even stronger connectedness and heavy idea flow. But if you stopped working, does it mean that you actually stopped generating ideas? Lunch break: the time of the day when people stop work to have lunch.
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