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EPISODE · Feb 27, 2026 · 19 MIN

The Art of Communication for Engineers

from Signal Over Noise · host ElastiFlow

In this episode, Sara invites Reggie Ross, Engineering Manager at ElastiFlow, to discuss the critical role of communication in engineering, particularly in agentic development. They explore how effective communication can bridge the gap between technical and non-technical audiences, the importance of setting boundaries and expectation management, and the parallels between human relationships and interactions with AI. Reggie shares insights from his background in communication and how it informs his approach to engineering, emphasizing the need for engineers to develop strong communication skills to succeed in their careers. Resources:Reggie's Blog: Are Your Agents the Problem or Are You Just Bad at Communicating? Reggie's LinkedInMermin on GitHubChapters:00:00: Celebrating Engineering Week and Communication03:04: The Importance of Communication in Engineering05:58: Communication Strategies and Techniques09:08: Managing Expectations and Boundaries11:58: The Role of Communication in Team Dynamics14:58: Humanizing AI and Communication Challenges18:10: Improving Communication Skills for Engineers21:00: Future Research and Community Building

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