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An opinion from a Product Manager: When you truly "trust" the engineer. You know their opinions are honest and well thought out. They do not have junior dev ene
by adampk 6y ago
An opinion from a Product Manager: When you truly "trust" the engineer. You know their opinions are honest and well thought out. They do not have junior dev energy of saying "two days!" optimistically and not old beard energy of "it can't be done, you won't be able to launch it".
"Master" really is a great word for it, you have complete faith in the individuals word.
- ma2rten 6y agoThis means they never work on things they have not worked on before.
- adampk 6y agoI am not sure that it does. Honestly responding with "I haven't tried that before" seems to be harder than it sounds. I would trust a master to take the appropriate amount of time to do a research spike or to bring in the right people in and understand how to get going.