It's an old joke, but the stereotype exists for a reason. This is one of very few books that aims to correct the problem at the source: by passing on the knowledge you'll need to be a success in the software industry.
"Communication for Engineers" is an extensive overview of how to communicate in a technical industry, written by a successful engineer for people who don't always value communication. The writing is clear, engaging and to the point. Illustrations and cartoons scattered throughout bring the concepts home for visual learners.
If you've got a senior position in the industry, you already know a lot of what's in this book - and probably learned it the hard way. It's likely you'll find one or two more things in here that make it worth the purchase. I certainly did.
If you're a mid-level professional who's technically talented but wondering how to get into a senior or leadership position, this book is step #1 to getting there.
If you're just starting out in the software industry and are thinking "who cares about that soft stuff" - you're desperately in need of this book. Good communication is what makes the difference between a professional and someone who's just coding. With the skills you learn in this book, you'll find your career is going to get a lot easier. You will go further in the industry, find yourself on the more interesting projects, probably earn more and certainly have more fun.
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