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"Either way, you dont want to work with people who you cannot communicate with." Don't agree with this at all. There will always be non-technicians who you hav
by chris_dcosta 14y ago
"Either way, you dont want to work with people who you cannot communicate with."
Don't agree with this at all. There will always be non-technicians who you have to communicate with. If you can't express what it is you need to communicate in non-technical language it is your problem, not theirs.
i would rightly fire someone who refused to at least try to make an effort to see it from my point of view, and continue.
- xauronx 14y agoAgreed, but regardless of who's at fault with the lack of communication you still won't WANT to work with them. The concept being that you should want to do your work and be happy, so fix your communication problems regardless of who's fault they are.
- orangethirty 14y agoWhat I meant is that he should not work in places where communication is not important. Meaning companies where there is a culture of them versus us. Of course its important to be able to communicate to non-technical people. It is a required skill. So, can I have my job back? :)