> If you’re a strong writer and you can consume information in written formats really well Most comments here are focused on the "write well" part, which is im

> If you’re a strong writer and you can consume information in written formats really well Most comments here are focused on the "write well" part, which is important, no doubt. But let's not forget the "read well" part. When people cannot read more than a paragraph without losing focus, or are confused by the used of precise technical terms (like stacks and queues, lists and sets...), the idea that you want to communicate will at best not pass, at worst been reshaped to something else.