> "I've worked at one" I mean this in the nicest possible way. Your experience counts for nothing. It's a one-off. Literally. > I was brought in to provide so

> "I've worked at one" I mean this in the nicest possible way. Your experience counts for nothing. It's a one-off. Literally. > I was brought in to provide some adult supervision > I can't imagine any business getting anything done with just "programmers programming". Your attitude and your arrogance will definitely limit your ability to lead engineering teams. Talented developers are not going to work with someone like you as long as they have a choice. I do recommend taking a coding bootcamp type course and delivering a project to gain a better understanding of how software projects work.