And someone took that offer. And I bet he complained about the engineer he got at that price. Summarily launching into a tyrade about how important it is for

And someone took that offer. And I bet he complained about the engineer he got at that price. Summarily launching into a tyrade about how important it is for non management to know their place--manager here--and just like his big brother Bill, didn't understand how non managers were making a manager's salary. Meanwhile, better paid engineers were making the job of many FLMs redundant by turning the employees they manage into scripts. Sounds like a good reason to pay a programmer like a manager, huh?