4 ms·
Correct me if I'm wrong but usually you know where the tech department stands if you look at what the company is doing. The exceptions would be if the company
by wheresvic1 10y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but usually you know where the tech department stands if you look at what the company is doing.
The exceptions would be if the company is looking to pivot to an "e" solution, i.e. from Retailer to eTailer...
- tootie 10y agoNo, not really. If it's a prominent tech company like Microsoft or Google, sure. If it's an IT department at a retailer or finance firm, then you don't really know. They may hire consultants for everything, they may cut budgets and squeeze hours, they may keep tech out of upper management. I work at a design & tech agency and we do some high-end stuff, but I can already see the direction shifting away from tech and onto design from when I started.