Well I'm not a computer programmer but I am a web developer and I do some programming.
1. I use many interpersonal skills at work to communicate including affecting a professional tone of voice, keeping discussions focused on workplace issues, and not being argumentative. I think it is essential that we as people who are not typically thought of as extroverts take the time to project a professional demeanor. I do not wish my colleges to see me as a computer geek or as the type of person who works star trek into every conversation.
2. I don't get much chance to use these skills because the majority of my job is in front of a screen, however I apply the idea of exuberant professionalism to emails and telephone calls as well as face to face interactions. I would say less than one hour a day but sometimes more.
3. I can't vouch for that class exactly because I don't know the content. I think that a class on interpersonal communications IS essential for everyone in a professional setting. I think that far too often people forget that the reason they are at work is for work and not for airing their petty greivances. I think that working on social skills helps prevent unnecessary drama in the workplace and no matter how much of your job is writing code, you do have to deal with others.
2006-06-27 07:13:34
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answered by QuestionWyrm 5
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1. Multiple forms of communication, time management, goal setting, expectation management.
2. 30%
3. I don't think it is necessary. You really need more of a management or teamwork class. There is a whole other HR department to deal with that sort of stuff. However, without reading the class synopsis, it is hard to tell. If it is all about benefits, payroll, etc, I would pass. If it is about how to communicate and interelate within a company, take it.
2006-06-27 07:09:00
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answered by fubiegirl 4
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1) SQL-Sometimes the developers need a code review for their SQL code.
JAVA - We work mainly with JAVA
HTML- Sometimes javascript questions come up
I am a Team Leader for Web Developers. I manage the progress of our projects. Whatever project I have handed to me by our Users, I need to make sure that project gets done by managing our resources. I have to utilize good work ethics, problem solving skills, and analyze all aspects of our project. We always have a delivery date so I concentrate mostly on when and how I can deliver a completed project.
2) We use SQL very often along with JAVA. I would say 8 hours per day, 50% of my day since it only affects me at work.
3) We have a few people in our human resource building who have that degree. We also have a title called "System Analyst" who organizes all our activities and they need coordinate with both the Mainframe team and the Distributive team. They overlook all the daily activities of our IT department and make sure all our projects move accordingly from Test to Production. They coordinate meetings, help us with our SDLC checklist, and maintain the workflow of our business analysts who rely on our product.
2006-06-27 07:11:32
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answered by Sean I.T ? 7
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I think, and this is going to sound odd, that people skills are the biggest ones you can learn. I can't tell you how many programmers are introverted smart-alecks. Now, take this same programmer and give him or her good people skills, and their market value goes up.
2006-06-27 07:08:29
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answered by Anonymous
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2016-08-31 15:29:20
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answered by mcilwain 4
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How about computer hacking skills and knumbchuck skills?
2006-06-27 07:08:49
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answered by eschaton 3
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Just ask the questions on yahoo.
2006-06-27 07:09:58
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answered by Anonymous
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