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Tech Career Skills: Communication for Developers

Offered By: LinkedIn Learning

Tags

Communication Skills Courses Storytelling Courses Public Speaking Courses Team Collaboration Courses Cultural Awareness Courses Audience Analysis Courses Client Relations Courses Vendor Management Courses

Course Description

Overview

Learn new ways to communicate the work you do as a developer. Discover best practices for connecting with clients, vendors, team members, nontechnical audiences, and more.

Syllabus

Introduction
  • Strategies to communicate to wider audience
  • Why don't people understand?
1. You're More Different Than You Think
  • Three types of intelligence
  • The joys and sorrows of groupthink
  • A note about money and time
2. Overcoming Barriers of Experience
  • Using words that people know
  • Don't dumb down, smarten up
  • The magic of stories
3. Overcoming Barriers of Motivation
  • Why don't they care?
  • Reigniting hope in technology
  • Leading through enthusiasm
4. Overcoming Barriers of Perspective
  • Your success isn't their success
  • Engineers vs. managers
  • Finding shared goals
  • You are both buyer and seller
5. Overcoming Barriers of Style
  • Learning about your audience
  • Format is as important as content
  • Responding to cultural cues
6. Using Your New Communication Skills
  • Communicating with clients
  • Communicating with vendors
  • Communicating with teammates
  • Communicating with partners
  • Communicating with conference audiences
  • Communicating with the public
Conclusion
  • Further strengthen communication

Taught by

Tom Geller

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