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Nope, I'm not doing the PM's job. I'm not doing the market research or coming up with the product roadmap. I want the PM to justify to me the work they are ask
by lliamander 6y ago
Nope, I'm not doing the PM's job. I'm not doing the market research or coming up with the product roadmap. I want the PM to justify to me the work they are asking me to do. I also want to have a productive conversation about the cost of what they are asking me to do (which I can articulate to some extent) and the value they expect it to return.
Involving devs after the roadmap has been decided is too late.
- rat9988 6y agoWhy do you expect justifications? This is not the role of the dev.
- FindMySocks 6y agoI would say that as the PM role is one without actual power, you need to convince those who will be working on a problem to be convinced that what you're doing makes sense. With data backing them up, this makes your assumptions more trusted, and the team easier to convince.
- FindMySocks 6y agoI'm curious as to know what your PM's roadmaps look like, because really they shouldn't be listing features/implementation, but objectives and goals. I agree though with what you're saying, regardless of the technical capacity of the PM, it's not really up for him to decide the capability of the teams, or the proposed technical solution. He should be managing those with the engineering teams, and their thoughts should be reflected on the roadmap.