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I think this is a trend in most big organizations. In my company we also have a host of business analysts, project managers, architects and line managers. Then
by maxxxxx 8y ago
I think this is a trend in most big organizations. In my company we also have a host of business analysts, project managers, architects and line managers. Then you have some random people who pop up with big titles where you don't even know what they are doing. They spend endless hours reporting to each other, evaluating options and making sure that the few people who do something stay under control.
A lot of projects have more management than people who actually implement something.
- rootusrootus 8y agoI have thought for a long time that big corporations are really just a sort of welfare system for the middle class. So many jobs that exist only to support other jobs which only exist to support... and so on. I was talking to a Facebook recruiter a couple weeks back and he told me that something like five floors of people (or ten? I cannot recall exactly) in Seattle were dedicated to the Messenger app. Seriously? That is absurd. What are all those people actually doing?