It is generally accepted that developed communication skills are inherent specifically in people with a humanitarian mindset. Humanists love to communicate, and not just communicate: they are excellent speakers. Humanists are interested in the inner world of a person, techies are interested in the abstract world of numbers. A technical person is laconic, focused and goal-oriented. His thinking is clear, logical and consistent. So how can they find a common language? Sergei Lurie’s book “How Techies Communicate with Non-Techies” tells how to competently build communication with people, how to correctly present information and make new acquaintances. The author draws on scientific knowledge about the nuances of the human brain and shares his observations on how to learn to hear your interlocutor, engage with your thoughts and control yourself in the event of a conflict. In the book you will find many interesting practical cases and tips.