Filip Hric, a QA lead at Slido and a Cypress ambassador, shares his experiences and insights from conducting a Cypress workshop at TestCrunch in Brno, emphasizing the importance of thorough preparation and structured planning for effective teaching. He highlights the significance of dividing workshops into theoretical, practical, and discussion sections to enhance learning and engagement, and advises on troubleshooting by preparing participants in advance for technical installations. Recognizing the value of feedback, Hric suggests fostering an interactive environment where participants feel comfortable asking questions and providing feedback, using tools like Slido for anonymous polling to identify challenging topics. He underscores the importance of collaboration, encouraging participants to help each other during practical sessions, drawing inspiration from other successful workshops he has attended. Filip reflects on the positive feedback received and extends an invitation for further tips and feedback from readers to improve future workshops.