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Writing code require talent, but writing code itself does not mean you are a good developer. Writing a software and not understanding the business and the partn
by cauch 2y ago
Writing code require talent, but writing code itself does not mean you are a good developer. Writing a software and not understanding the business and the partners is just totally equal to not writing any software at all.
A good developer is someone who is talented at writing code, and talented at some "people skills" to be able to use their coding talent usefully.
And, yes, a good programmer can learn soft skills for business more easily than the average business person can learn code, because code is very very hard and learning soft skills for business is "just" very hard. There are plenty of people very good at programming that are just useless because they are good at generating code that does not align with what is needed.