I suppose you're more a "tool" developper than a "business process automation" one. In the latter, you very often have to talk through the problem with your cus

I suppose you're more a "tool" developper than a "business process automation" one. In the latter, you very often have to talk through the problem with your customer. But it is an assumption indeed... Only it is based on my personnal experience. As for the comment mentionning google developpers, the ones i see are good enough verbally to talk about their jobs at google i/o.