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An individual contributor is just someone who doesn't directly manage other people. I think you're supposed to use it to refer to people who are evaluated by t
by adamesque 10y ago
An individual contributor is just someone who doesn't directly manage other people.
I think you're supposed to use it to refer to people who are evaluated by their own work output as opposed to measuring the output of a team (even though I think for senior engineers it's totally valid to evaluate whether they're boosting the team and nudging them towards better solutions).
- madeofpalk 10y agoIsn't that just a 'regular employee'? Maybe I'm missing something here (or differences in work culture from US to AUS) but since when isn't everyone evaluated by their own work output?