Comments on: A Programmer’s Communication Skills

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By: Sy

Sy — Wed, 03 Nov 2010 18:48:09 +0000

I believe issues with communications between programmers arise when people with different skill levels interact (wrong people in the team { management problems }). 10 bad programmers may kick a super star in the head all day because he can’t share ideas in a way they can understand, or he can’t understand specs with smiley faces in them. Maybe you should give him all the problems other shakespeares can’t solve and let him be.
The other way around is valid too. You can be a super start programmer that can share your ideas just fine but you’re a egocentric jerk that no one likes the rest of the time.
In my team we all are at almost the same skill level and tech communication was never an issue with us. Sometimes someone just gesticulates, points to something or draws a diagram and everyone gets it. If I personally can’t make myself clear in the meeting room (and I usually don’t), I’ll get you to the keyboard and show it to you in code.

This is not high school anymore and this issue is valid everywhere where people are involved not just with software companies and programmers. The last company I worked for valued the communication better than developer skills and almost all of them talked their way up to some management position. We ended up with only 2-3 developers that could not do much of the work they’ve promissed to the clients. Soon all the developers left and they are now just a bunch of “managers” that hire programmers over the internet and intermediate $200 projects. That’s a way of doing business too I guess. I’d rather stick to skills.