I think the part of my job that I enjoy the most is finding out what people want and then showing them how to get it. I realize that is a broad statement, but I think it definitely applies to my primary motivation for what I do.
For example, at work we're working on this search tool, which I shared about previously. I've been talking with potential end users of the tool to further define its requirements, while my fellow developer is working to implement these requirements. I like that I can communicate to each group based on their needs; whether it's with a user who is not so savvy about technology or with my coworker about the nitty gritty details of a SQL statement.
It hasn't been just with this project either; I can see other examples with previous projects.
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Wednesday, February 21, 2007
What people want and how I help them get it is my passion
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Topics: requirements, search tool
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