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Why is it undervalued? because you decided it's so? It's extremely valued, and even specified as a requirement for most positions (either explicitly or under
by nihil75 7y ago
Why is it undervalued? because you decided it's so?
It's extremely valued, and even specified as a requirement for most positions (either explicitly or under "communication skills").
- idlewords 7y agoThis could have been written better.
- munificent 7y agoIt's undervalued if you observe the amount of deliberate effort most engineers put into improving that skill compared to the benefits they would garner from doing so.