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This is a gross oversimplification, but why not just dole out the good projects round-robin, where you're just one of the members of the cycle? There's no reas
by huebnerob 9y ago
This is a gross oversimplification, but why not just dole out the good projects round-robin, where you're just one of the members of the cycle? There's no reason why a manager should never be able to contribute work, just that they probably shouldn't always take the 'good stuff'.
- pugworthy 9y agoBecause as a lead, they may know a lot more about something, or have experience with it, or have thought about the specific problem space a lot more. Sometimes it's that classic, "I can do it in 4 hours, but you will take 2 days. You do it, and learn something, and next time we'll be equals" kind of thing.
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