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Apr 2026
At some point I realized communication was holding me back more than technical skill, anyone else experienced this?
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I’ve been thinking about this based on what I’ve seen at my company for a while and earlier in my own career as well. I always assumed that if I was technically strong and delivered consistently, that
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