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Totally agree. He makes it sound like he is the guy who figures out all that stuff in his basement. It's hard to imagine that a CEO of two companies that size h
by maxxxxx 8y ago
Totally agree. He makes it sound like he is the guy who figures out all that stuff in his basement. It's hard to imagine that a CEO of two companies that size has the time to do any real engineering. He seems more the type who has good memory and can repeat what the engineered are telling him. My VP is like that. He immediately comprehends and remembers what you tell him but he is not doing any development work.
- reanimated 8y agoSo you want to say if you can understand, can discuss with engineer leeds, can make a decision and accept or decline a solutions to the problem which your company is making, you're not involved in the development work?
- maxxxxx 8y agoNot in the sense that he is doing active development work.
- erikpukinskis 8y agoWould you call it passive? You still need to understand all the details. You just didn’t necessarily need to do the grinding on iterations, schematics, math, etc.