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Technical people can appreciate functionality but may not always explain clearly how it can satisfy customer needs.
They can be guilty of not using simple English and pepper conversations with TLA (Three Letter Acronyms) and other IT jargon.
They tend to use IT Speak to explain IT problems they understand as simple, rather than simple English.
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