ABOUT THIS EPISODE
What software developers say and what they mean are sometimes two different things. Or to put it another way, what software developers say and what you hear are two different things. In this episode we discuss common statements from software developers and parse them for clues into their true intention.
Learn how to improve the communication between developers and non-developers, go to hellotechpros.com/manage.
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