Introduction
If you’re running a business, “We need to refactor this module.” is not something you’d like to hear. It doesn’t mean anything unless you come from a technical origin. In fact, it’s a scary statement because that means you need to change...

Samuel Maudo

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This post discusses the importance of soft skills in software engineering and how engineers can effectively communicate with managers and stakeholders. It emphasizes the need to explain technical concepts in non-technical language and provides tips for problem-solving and constructive self-criticism.

Soft Skills in Software Engineering

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<p>surprising fact - If u’re an asshole noone wants to work with you. Even in tech!</p>
