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"The powers that be" is often a phrase used to describe those in a position of authority responsible for work. Distribution of resources would be a way to describe what managers do though resources include time, money and people.
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Explaining technical things to non-technical people
+1 for anyone talking about analogies, +1 for anyone talking about whiteboards or paper and pencil as visual aids.
Another trick I've learned, is that some people I've found if I write 5 pages about …
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