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I think this is exactly why "communication" crops up so often and why "talk to your customers" is the number one advice for founders. I think it's a really und
by catwind7 6y ago
I think this is exactly why "communication" crops up so often and why "talk to your customers" is the number one advice for founders.
I think it's a really underrated / underinvested skill in the industry (from my experience) with a lot of complexity. For example, there's so many levels of listening. It's one thing to understand what someone is saying but yet another to pick up on meta messages (facial expression / body language) that signal true thoughts / feelings.
- aristofun 6y agoYes. I whould say “understanding” part of communication crucial for programmer. But always together with “converting what is understood in formalized logic”