How to Communicate as a Software Developer

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[@brindch8372]

Awesome tips as usual. It really helps me a lot especially in Constructive communication and it really hits me hard.

[@PeterElbaum]

Glad to hear! Thanks for watching :)

[@diprosh7]

Best video I have ever watched on youtube.

[@PeterElbaum]

:)

[@chrisdietrich1533]

Thanks!

[@PeterElbaum]

You're very welcome! :)

[@JoanMartinez-rl9yu]

What developer dowing

[@laughingvampire7555]

to me the "is there a way to make this more DRY" sounds rude the vagueness makes it sound rude, I would prefer pointing out the lines where there is a repetition.

[@chessmaster856]

Simple. Do you want to help others untill they can run as fast or faster than you or you don't want to help due to conflict of interest

[@pvtcit9711]

honestly if someone did some round about speak like this , i would be annoyed, because i would immediately see it's almost a lie and you're not being honest, but rather concealing your thoughts, like you're better than the other. just say," it looks to be like a lot of repeated code , can we make this more dry"