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Not saying that I like it, but I see this as a consequence of moving higher up the ladder. In 15 min, a senior architect can take a decision that potentially sa
by anticristi 6y ago
Not saying that I like it, but I see this as a consequence of moving higher up the ladder. In 15 min, a senior architect can take a decision that potentially saves a junior developer 1 day of work. So, while the architect can't really "do" anything, overall team performance increases.
Although I like minimizing interruption, I also accepted delegation as a way to make "myself" productive in the face of many interruptions.
- sverhagen 6y agoI had to learn, and try to tell others every chance I get, that moving up that ladder will come with relearning how to manage your time, and learn to get gratification out of different things than earlier in your career. If you don't, you'll always walk around with the feeling that you didn't get any work done.
- anticristi 6y agoThat's exactly where I am at. Super-busy but not getting any work done. Thanks for the insight!