This resource first appeared in issue #60 on 05 Feb 2021 and has tags Managing A Team: Documentation/Writing, Working With A Research Community: Communications Tools, Becoming A Manager: Managing Individuals, Managing Your Career: Other
Speaking of non-technical skills being underrepresented in technical job descriptions… Communicating well is absolutely essential part of a job in any interdisciplinary endeavour like research computing, and written communication is becoming absolutely vital as teams go remote. That doesn’t necessarily mean particularly good grammar or vocabulary - we’re an international community, many in our community are ESL, and those are things that can be cleaned up with tooling support afterwards. But being able to logically make a point, express an argument, or describe a process is essential.
In this twitter thread, Orosz lists a number of resources attempting to convince the reader of this point, and other resources that he feels can be used to help improve written communication skills.