[TIL]이동훈_200901

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**키워드**: `Python, Communication`

## **배운 것**: How to ask questions. [Pandas is based on R oOo]
My major, technically, is Business Administration, but focused on Systems and Operations Management. (to help you understand better, Supply Chain Management.)

Many business professors stressed us to use a simply, concise email.
Make your intensions very clear and told us to get to the point. (One of the professor that I will never forget, He yelled at students, when students didn't give him a straight forward answers.)

#### Today I was reminded, again, that communication skills are very important.
A generalized title will get searched more and has better chance of being answered.
- Even with generalized concise title, with messy looking body text, if texts are hard to read, **ppl will hit the 'back' button.** -[has everything to do with readability]
- You have to draw the reader/audiences attention. Starting with something easy to understand, and doesn't take a lot of time people helping you.

## **어려웠던 부분**:
I thought, I was being simple, but I excluded my thought process behind the code I wrote.
- I will include more information, so the people won't have to ask for me information to "solve" my problem.

## **더 알고 싶은 부분 / 공부하고 싶은 부분**:
be more efficient.

## **느낀 점**:
Writing TIL helps to gather my thoughts, and review what I've learned.
Blogging can also be a very powerful tool, just to sort/clear my head.
**Let's develop more asking question/communication skills.**
**Let's try to make write a 'pleasing to read' texts.**