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I think you hit the issue on the nose. I've spent the last few (~2?) years committed to the people management role, and have improved immensely. While 2 years
by ep103 8y ago
I think you hit the issue on the nose. I've spent the last few (~2?) years committed to the people management role, and have improved immensely.
While 2 years isn't a large amount of time, it is enough time to start noticing myself starting to become technically out of date. And I agree, it hasn't been possible to do both. That in turn means I feel like I need to make a decision one way or the other now, because if I don't, in another year or two, I may not have the option.
I wrote about the difficulty I am having in choosing to permanently commit here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19486404 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19486404, if you have a few minutes
- Volscio 8y agoCharity Majors talks about the Manager-IC pendulum. You should rotate between the two every couple of years.