Скачать или смотреть The Skill That Made Me Valuable Before I Was Senior

Most engineers think writing great code is what makes them valuable.
It isn’t.

The engineers who grow fastest are the ones who understand the real problem before anyone writes a single line of code.

Early in my career, I joined a complex adaptive traffic control project as the most junior engineer on the team. I knew I could not outcode the senior developers around me, so I focused on something else: listening with intent.

By paying close attention during refinements, stakeholder conversations, and design discussions, I built deep domain understanding surprisingly fast. That shift quietly moved me to trusted voice.

Research consistently shows that communication failures are one of the primary drivers of defects, and the cost of fixing problems rises dramatically the later they are discovered. Listening is not a soft skill in software engineering. It is risk prevention.

In this video you will learn:

The mindset that accelerates engineering careers
• Practical active listening techniques you can apply immediately
• The dangerous assumption trap that derails projects
• How strong engineers move from coding tasks to shaping solutions