What's the Bigest Ask?

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Part of my job often is reaching out to people and asking for something where they may or not be able to do it. You always hade to give them an out, like, if not totally understand, happy to pay for it as well. So think that's wht yu're asking for a favor, right? Exactly. Another one hereis mind the c cs - when i talk about cards, we're talking about c cs and b c c and those types of things. It feels like as really easy to just send an emal and s c somebody. But you don't necessarily think about the cost that's associated with that.

In this episode of Syntax, Wes and Scott talk about their tips for better communication in email, Zoom calls, code reviews, or asking for help.

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