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I think you have a point. But should making decision that require an intimate understanding of the technical stack be part of those activities? Should drafting
by Aperocky 6y ago
I think you have a point. But should making decision that require an intimate understanding of the technical stack be part of those activities? Should drafting new features be considered under architecting? I understand that my managers are heavily engaged in these activities and their decisions are challenged by very technically minded people before they are put to work.
- falcolas 6y agoNew feature requests are certainly within a manager’s purview, but designing how those features are implemented is not - that’s your engineer or architects. Of course, if your organization expects a manager to also be a tech lead, that’s something else entirely (and not common in most non-startup companies).