Real-Life Communication -- Solution
Here's a sample of an advertisement for your new software called
Sewer Rats:
Sewer Rats Swim to the Rescue!
Sewers
are wet and dark places to live, but there's no place like home!
You
love your sewer home, but lately things have been getting pretty bad in the
neighborhood. There's dirty garbage and toxic chlorine. Now you're getting
some pretty scary neighbors!
Luckily, you and your sewer
rat friends are on the scene. You'll fight back against these invaders using
all the tools at your disposal.
Sewer Rats is a game that features
great stunts and lots of fun. The graphics are so realistic it's like you're
really down there, in the land of the urban myth and the real nasty alligator!
Can
you save your home? Team up with Sewer Rats and put your skills to the test!
If
writing doesn't come easily to you, be prepared to work at it. It's an essential
skill for any manager.
"Communication skills are certainly important
for project managers, although I wouldn't say more than any other professional
position," says Amber Shah. Her career has included working as a software
project lead for NASA.
"Increasingly, programmers are interfacing
directly with business analysts and other nontechnical personnel. Communication
skills are not just for the top tiers," she says.