> in your 40s your big picture management skill would be more valuable than technical skill. I don't like this assumption: Some of the older engineers & archit

> in your 40s your big picture management skill would be more valuable than technical skill. I don't like this assumption: Some of the older engineers & architects I know are incredibly more adept at developing than management, and speaking with a lot of them, most are pushed into management roles instead of desiring them.