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Being able to communicate with stakeholders, people in other departments if there are any, basically internal and external customers, and take that communicatio
by potta_coffee 8y ago
Being able to communicate with stakeholders, people in other departments if there are any, basically internal and external customers, and take that communication and convert it into meaningful and effective action.
- elfuego 8y agoWhat steps did you take to develop these skills?
- potta_coffee 8y agoI am lucky that my early education was focused on reading and writing, and that I was a natural reader and writer at a young age. I believe that those who can write clearly are generally able to think clearly. Being a decent writer means you can summarize complex ideas with a small word-count. I'd suggest focusing on those basics first - being able to summarize complex ideas in a way that a child can understand. After that, I gained experience breaking tasks into smaller actionable pieces and delegating the pieces to others. It's hard to say how you can learn to do this. I learned over a long period of time by living life. I did do sports, and I was in the military and learned a lot as an NCO.