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17 posts are tagged #writing; the most recent was published on 2026-08-16.
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Office English in Email and Chat: The First Three Lines Decide the Tone ♪ Listenable
What makes an English email feel off is not its length but its first three lines. Line one sets the distance, line two sets the kind of message, line three sets the deadline, and everything after that is elaboration. Gre
2026-08-16 · 19 min read #english#business-english#workplace#writing#communicationEvidence From Outside the Company — What Works as a Portfolio and What Just Eats Time
The weakness of work done inside a company is that it cannot be verified. It is private, it belongs to a team, and in the end it reaches people only through your own account of it. Work done outside is confirmed with a l
2026-08-15 · 6 min read #career#side-project#portfolio#open-source#writingTen Korean Posts on Technical Writing and Side Projects — Not How to Start, How to Keep Going
Plenty of writing explains how to start a technical blog, but most of it only gets you to the first post. This collection gathers ten Korean-language pieces about the problem of continuing to write and continuing to buil
2026-08-12 · 9 min read #큐레이션#korean-blogs#writing#side-project#indie-devPersuasive Writing — The Structure That Gets Design Docs and RFCs Approved
For anyone writing design docs, RFCs, proposals, or incident follow-up recommendations. This post covers putting the decision you want at the very top instead of the order in which you solved the problem, why showing the
2026-08-02 · 14 min read #career#writing#persuasion#design-doc#engineeringWorkplace Phrases That Work — 23 Communication Scripts You Can Use Verbatim
Skilled communicators at work are not improvising — they run prepared patterns. This post picks nine awkward moments everyone hits every week — admitting you do not know, voicing disagreement, reporting a slipped deadlin
2026-07-20 · 7 min read #career#communication#workplace#soft-skills#writingPrinciples of a Resume That Gets Read — Clarity, Not Flash, Decides Who Passes the Screen
A recruiter gives each resume only the first few dozen seconds. What the resumes that survive those seconds have in common is not a dazzling career but a structure that reads well. The formula that turns duty lists into
2026-07-20 · 6 min read #career#resume#job-search#writing#interviewWriting Great Client-Facing Documentation — Communication That Builds Trust
From proposals to incident reports, the documents you send to clients are vessels of trust. This guide covers writing patterns for each document type, audience awareness, clarity, tone, and the legal implications of lang
2026-07-01 · 17 min read #documentation#communication#writing#client#soft-skillsThe Invention of Writing — How Humanity Carved Memory in Stone ♪ Listenable
Writing began with accounting records pressed into clay, yet it pulled human memory outside the skull and reshaped power and thought. Tracing cuneiform, hieroglyphs, and the birth of the alphabet, we explore the mark tha
2026-06-21 · 38 min read #history#writing#language#civilization#culturePeople Matter Most — Considerate Writing and Speaking ♪ Listenable
We craft perfect code yet often miss the people. Communication that considers the reader and the listener, the balance of softness and honesty, and how to communicate through documents, laid out with real cases and dialo
2026-06-19 · 24 min read #communication#empathy#writing#people#collaborationHow to Communicate Through Documents — Writing That Gets Read Again ♪ Listenable
Documents are the center of collaboration and handoff, and because they are read again and again, they deserve care. This covers document structure that puts purpose and conclusion first, consideration for the reader, as
2026-06-19 · 20 min read #documentation#writing#communication#async#collaborationActive Learning — Keeping 70 Percent by Writing and Teaching ♪ Listenable
Knowledge you only read or listen to fades fast. Organizing your thoughts through writing and learning by teaching others stays with you far longer. Here is why, drawn from my own experience and real research, while stay
2026-06-19 · 32 min read #culture#active-learning#writing#teaching#metacognitionThinking Through Writing — Clarity Comes From the Page ♪ Listenable
Writing is not a tool for recording finished thoughts; it is a tool for producing them. Through concrete methods and routines — design docs, memos, the Feynman technique, writing in public — this essay shows how the act
2026-06-16 · 22 min read #culture#writing#thinking#productivity#learningWriting Great Tickets: The Craft of Issues for Humans and AI Agents ♪ Listenable
The ticket is the single highest-leverage written artifact in software. The anatomy of a great ticket, acceptance criteria as checkboxes, the 'one ticket = one reviewable PR' rule, bug and feature templates, and what mak
2026-05-14 · 22 min read #tickets#issues#writing#communication#ai-agentHow Developers Build an Audience in 2026 — Blogs, YouTube, Newsletters, Twitter: The Craft (Deep Dive) english ♪ Listenable
In 2026, your content is read twice — once by humans, once by LLMs (training and inference). SEO is collapsing and discovery has shifted to algorithmic surfaces. This deep dive covers what to make, how to start small, ch
2026-05-14 · 25 min read #content-creation#developer-blog#youtube#newsletter#twitterThe Complete Developer Writing Guide: Design Doc, RFC, Blog, Book, Conference Talk (2025)
80% of a Staff+ engineer's influence comes from writing, not code. Breaking down Google's Design Doc template, the RFC processes of Rust/Python/Node, the blogs of Julia Evans/Dan Luu/Stratechery, the O'Reilly/Manning pub
2026-04-15 · 17 min read #writing#design-doc#rfc#tech-blog#conference-talkHow to Build Your Vocabulary -- A Practical Guide to Richer Speech and Writing
Vocabulary is the foundation of thinking. A guide to scientifically proven vocabulary-building methods including reading strategies, transcription, etymology, and synonym expansion.
2026-04-11 · 14 min read #culture#vocabulary#korean#writing#communicationMastering Asynchronous Communication: Strategies for Remote Team Productivity
Asynchronous communication is essential in the remote work era. Learn BLUF writing, channel selection, and decision-making frameworks to maximize team productivity and protect focus time.
2026-03-16 · 7 min read #async-communication#remote-work#soft-skills#writing#communication