> Some people have good writing skills, some have good technical skills. The ones who are good at both are rare. Anecdotal, but in my limited experience those

> Some people have good writing skills, some have good technical skills. The ones who are good at both are rare. Anecdotal, but in my limited experience those with poor writing skills are also poor at writing software. Typically those who have put in the effort to design and understand their solution are also pretty good at communicating their changes. The people who rush to get things done quickly and have trouble communicating their changes tend to (in my experience) not really understand what they are doing themselves. More often than not in my experience this group of developers mostly implement ad-hoc solutions that eventually have to be fixed up by the "good at communicating" group later.