I learned exactly what you're pointing out. Also to better engage in a two-way conversation about the product, which features should be implemented, why we shou

I learned exactly what you're pointing out. Also to better engage in a two-way conversation about the product, which features should be implemented, why we should or shouldn't do something based on technical merits, etc. I've always had a lot of respect for people that know stuff I don't and if they have good reasons I'll go with their judgement in their area of expertise. But it's a lot easier to engage in a meaningful conversation when you actually know what you're talking about.