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These are great insights. TL:DR; of this and other posts seems to be: Managing is primarily about people, not technology
by frozenstorm 11y ago
These are great insights.
TL:DR; of this and other posts seems to be:
Managing is primarily about people, not technology
- drdeadringer 11y ago> Managing is primarily about people, not technology I remember a line very similar to this from the re-imagined 'Battlestar Galactica' series; Adama asks his son why//how the promoted-from-engineering commander of the Pegasus failed as a leader. Apollo responds: "He was used to working with machines. Command is about people."