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This makes the assumption that a good implementor is also a good idea-person, manager, etc etc. Some people are best off working for someone else and just doin
by wccrawford 15y ago
This makes the assumption that a good implementor is also a good idea-person, manager, etc etc. Some people are best off working for someone else and just doing the implementing. Others -prefer- it for their own reasons.
Anyone who can (and wants to) do it on their own, will. In their good time. There's no point in telling them to do it.
- joeyespo 15y agoIt's also a great way to begin. For someone new, it's going to be incredibly more difficult to balance ideas, manage projects, and market them than to focus on implementation alone. You offer your strengths and pick up more skills along the way. Then as you become more experienced and well-rounded, you can follow your interests and try handling other responsibilities.