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I have no problem calling Sensei a particular great coder/architect. I even used to do it for the fun of it. But when it comes down to management asymmetric rel
by adn37 16y ago
I have no problem calling Sensei a particular great coder/architect. I even used to do it for the fun of it.
But when it comes down to management asymmetric relationships, I do my best to avoid biasing it more ("master").
Could be a great way to practice office theater, though.
- gaius 16y agoIt's not healthy to consider oneself subordinate to ones manager. You're peers with different roles, that's all. He's more about the what, you're more about the how.