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Most of my best bosses were non-engineers or people with no technical expertise in my domain. In my experience bosses who were recently engineers or technical e
by akg_67 9y ago
Most of my best bosses were non-engineers or people with no technical expertise in my domain. In my experience bosses who were recently engineers or technical experience in what I was hired to do to be generally micromanagers.
It sort of became a qualifying criteria. During interviews if an interviewer asked me technical questions and s/he was going to be my reporting manager, I knew we will not be a good fit.
Edit: When I was young and inexperienced, I preferred bosses with technical chops and mentoring mindset. Later in my career, I preferred non-technical bosses and senior technical team members with mentoring mindset.
- zer00eyz 9y ago> During interviews if an interviewer asked me technical questions and s/he was going to be my reporting manager When I first read this, I thought it was a fairly odd stance to take. However, I realized that I ask non technical questions that should lead to somewhat technical answers.