Did you not want to learn to write, did you hold the writing courses had nothing to teach you, or are were you holding that courses requiring writing had bad ti

Did you not want to learn to write, did you hold the writing courses had nothing to teach you, or are were you holding that courses requiring writing had bad time ROI (return on time investment)? As co-founder and CTO of any number of tech companies, I've observed engineers (programmers) with broad humanities (history and language related, mostly) education tend to grok business narratives then architect and write better software: coherent systems expressed concisely. Now I look for history major with comp sci minor, or English and linear algebra, or other self-selected humanities + STEM pairings. I'd hazard there's some relationship in how the mind is applied in common between domain driven design in service of business narrative and the sweeping cause and effect of history, or between software architecture and well organized long-form writing.