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Yet more PG blowing his own horn. I think he too rigidly defines roles or used some archaic notion of manager that went away with the industrial revolution. Wh
by jnordwick 8y ago
Yet more PG blowing his own horn.
I think he too rigidly defines roles or used some archaic notion of manager that went away with the industrial revolution. When in reality a modern manager is a far more dynamic position than he gives it credit for...
Well he gives himself and YC credit for it.
- sovande 8y agoYour post is like a reverse shit sandwich. There is some meat between the crap. In the context of meetings, though which this article was about, I think PG is right on the money. Though it is hardly breaking news.
- some_account 8y agoActually those managers in the article are very common in non-techy companies today, 2018.