EPISODE · Nov 13, 2018 · 21 MIN
Communication Tactics
from Developing Up · host Mike Miles
Central to being a successful developer is establishing tactics for communicating ideas, needs and tasks with other people. In this episode we talk with Heather Staudt, UX Product Manager at BioRAFT about communication. Heather outlines the importance communication plays on her team to correctly understand and explain development tasks and needs. We discuss why communication is an imperative part of any team, methods for to how to best communicate with others and things to remember when attempting to communicate technical details to less technical people. Having your code communicate with computers is important to your day to day success, but being able to communicate to the people you interact with is imperative to your long term career success. Key Takeaways Ninety percent of developer communication, it explaining technical topics to less technical people. Learn what communication method or medium works for the person you want to communicate with and use that method. Communication is not limited to the word you use, don't forget to use diagrams, drawings or even physical motion. Links from this Episode Heather Staudt BioRAFT Drupal Nights Listener survey Have an idea for a future episode? Tweet Us: @devuppodcast Email Us: [email protected]
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Central to being a developer is establishing tactics for clearly communicating. In this episode we talk about the important part communication plays to understand and explain development tasks and needs. We discuss methods for to how to best communicate with others and how to communicate technical details to less technical people. Being able to communicate to the people you interact with is imperative to your long term career success. Show notes for this episode can be found at https://www.developingup.com/38
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