The ability to write is largely ignored at tech firms these days. Grammar is viewed as a bunch of stodgy rules to be ignored at will. Some are indeed silly throwbacks, but the basic structures are what allow us to communicate effectively. Drop them and errors in understanding creep into nearly every email.
Yesterday I had a back-and-forth with a boss over "login", "log in", "log in to" and "log into". That might seem silly but little things really do matter. (fyi, login = noun. Log in = verb. We never settled on 'into' or 'in to'.)
Yesterday I had a back-and-forth with a boss over "login", "log in", "log in to" and "log into". That might seem silly but little things really do matter. (fyi, login = noun. Log in = verb. We never settled on 'into' or 'in to'.)