#043 — 3 benefits and 6 tips for concise communication

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Recorded29 Nov 2023

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Our workdays are filled with different activities: making decisions, talking about the solutions we're building, building them, planning, writing email, meetings... It's 2023, and it becomes more and more valuable to grow out of our specialty by understanding a little bit of everything others around us do, as well as developing human skills that help us collaborate better and be more productive. When we have so many things to do and learn, it becomes increasingly more difficult to find time to focus deeply in our work; whether we're writing code, designing a marketing campaign or a webpage, analyzing data, etc. What can you do to increase the amount of time to perform deep, focused work, and manage your time better? Talk less. Be concise.

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