Thanks for some benefit of the doubt (and karma sacrifice). Of course, when you kick both "sides" on the shinbone, you'll hit a nerve. Though original post was

Thanks for some benefit of the doubt (and karma sacrifice). Of course, when you kick both "sides" on the shinbone, you'll hit a nerve. Though original post was probably too unclear. In my intent, there's nothing wrong with the business "side" (except that there are "sides"!). Though you can't do business today and expect, even demand, to stay ignorant of technology. Staying ignorant is a choice that shouldn't be part of important decisionmaking. Likewise, geeks should go out more, get laid, jk. This is a forever problem, but somehow the organization should make it easy for people to hash things out on a whiteboard together. This need better collaborative environments than what enterpricey corps manage today. They're great at producing hostages though! Article was a bit TL;DR and didn't bring much to the table other than trying to whitewash geeks, as if that's required now? Just a symptom of the above. In my experience, you can generalize the same way for every important function, but ain't a constructive path at all.