In addition to the 1:1 suggestion that rco8786 wrote ( https://hackernews.hn/item?id=39777488 ), immerse yourself in conversations. Watch recordings of standups, all-hands, sales calls, and whatever you can get your hands on. Attend meetings and sit quietly in the corner. Listen.
Much of it will be foreign. Over time, more and more will make sense. It will begin to gel.
Take notes on words and phrases that are unclear. Google them. See who you can ask about help (see the 1:1s strategy).
Repetition is important in learning. Everyone learns differently. I like multi-modal reinforcement. Listen in groups, QA in 1:1s, read books, search Google, try by doing. It all somehow comes together and all of a sudden you're riding the bike without paying attention to your feet and hands.
Much of it will be foreign. Over time, more and more will make sense. It will begin to gel.
Take notes on words and phrases that are unclear. Google them. See who you can ask about help (see the 1:1s strategy).
Repetition is important in learning. Everyone learns differently. I like multi-modal reinforcement. Listen in groups, QA in 1:1s, read books, search Google, try by doing. It all somehow comes together and all of a sudden you're riding the bike without paying attention to your feet and hands.